| Show 1i At WEATHER FORECAST ITT AH— Fair Wednesday un- settled In northwest IDAHO — Rain or snow Wed- - " nesday Thursday WYOMING NEVADA—Cloudy Wednesday Thursday t t V D P-5 W A f ' ' fc ? r k t h t-'- iXnrtXi 'If l - fl - m"" Bcetijgmvvywcoow?PwwwwpxrvAyvPW:-- to the Utah constitutional convention amendment to the which ratified the twenty-firUnited States constitution thereby repealing the eighteenth amendment and returning the control of the s Delegates st e f- - On Way Over Sea Wing- - US Thurman L B Hampton Mrs : John A Hendricks Franklin Riter Ephraim Bergcson Mrs L B McCor-nic- k Front row George S Ballif John O Beeslcy left to right officers of the convention: Mrs Paul F R L Olson president Clarence Rear Milton H Welling Bamberger vice president state Gilmour Mat of of Price was absent secretary convention called been the floor from having Ke'yser President Appeals Lindberghs Well Aviator Wife Left to right: liquor problem to the several states L A Hollenbeck A S Brown A G Ellis r Franklin Hansen Dr T Earl Clements 'Sophus Bert el sen Glen O Allred M iah Day Lawrence Clayton Sam D 'I TREASURY rifa toaBrlTcot!t! ACTS TO SPEED FINANCE PLANS TO PLUG DP TAX HOLES Changes in Revenue Law State’s Decisive For U S Temperance Ballot Flashed to Nation 3:32 p m (Text of Proclamation on Page Eight) (By United Press) WASHINGTON 'Dec 5 — President Roosevelt issued a plea for temperance tonight as the end of America’s experi- IN 18 STATES ar ment with constitutional prohibition was proclaimed officially In a proclamation issued at 6:55 p m an hour after Acting Secretary of State Phillips formally had announced the passing of constitutional prohibition Mr Roosevelt called upon all citizens to confine their purchases of alcoholic beverages to duly licensed dealers a plea that Was in effect an appeal to eliminate th ' bootlegger from the- nation The president also appealed to the states not to permit return of the saloon The Roosevelt proclamation automatically repealed taxes yielding $225000000 a year which the government will re-- ’ place by liquor levies The proclamation as issued by the White House was somewhat confusing in that this was not specifically stated only the text of the tax withdrawal provision as passed by congress being quoted White House officials explained that the taxes automatically were canceled with signature of the repeal pfoclaiha tion by the president and that it was not necessary for the taxes involved to be listed in the proclamation The special taxes which the liquor levies will supplant are the 5 per cent dividend tax 'A cent of the 1 ‘A -- cent federal gasoline tax the per cent capital stock tav and the 5 per Cent tax on excess profits on corporations earning more than 12 'A per cent of their capital value In his plea for temperance the president saidi “I trust in the good sense of the American people that they will not bring upon themselves the curse of excessive use of intoxicating liquors to the detriment of health morals and social integrity ‘‘The objective we seek through a national policy is the education of every citizen toward a greater temperance throughout the nation” secretary Half Dozen Convention Casts 36th Vote for Repeal Capitol Ceremony Blood Ivins dress Meet Temperance Urged Ollier Com- - at (By United Press) Admonwealths Rush Plans Urged to Prevent NEW YORK Wednesday Dec 6— LindA Colonel and Mrs Charles to Legalize Sale Levy Dodging bergh were flying into unsettled- a: if weather on their flight from Batlwwat- - Short-'- - Term Paper May CECIL B DICKSON Associated By iforihe of (By thehouse Press) as to dawn Brazil Africa West British representatives” eighteenth Obsequies About Be Offered Associated Pros Staff Writer WASHINGTON Dec 5— Striking broke over the South Atlantic ocean amendment to the Constitu- at the stats capltol beginning a 5— WASHINGTON With Dec at large Incomes and personal holdtoday were Friday at noon 2 Per Cent The radio station of the dash of ceremony Utah late today tion of the United States to save ta$es ing organized companies which Brazil Bahia at at conducted the About the nearest thing national an wrote end to Airways Tuesday prohibition a house ways and means subcommitwas in regular communication with in a decree that opened the doors of Utahstate conrespect for the dying eight The capital (Bt Aorittl FrMi) tee today reeommended ehanges the Lindberghs’ seaplane reported re'jliquor shops' in 18 slates eenth amendment came'from of convention the stitutional states other dozen half Almost a' ceiving a message from Mrs Lind-- " WASHINGTON Dec 5— Plans for estito revenue jaw bring in an W Ivins niember of for were borrow-- ' yfted state thirty-sixt- h ratified the legalizing Anthony completing plans bergh at 1:27 a m (eastern standard the treasury’s additional $237 000000 to tfie sale under their own laws The re- twenty-fir- st time) which said that the sky was ing were all but ready for announce" the to first amendment presidency of the L mainder of the nation remained dry partly overcast and that there were ment tonight with indications that gQygfjjjnpnt D S who addressed church the federal constitution and Word that Utah— the thirty-sixtscattered squalls The full committee headed by Repstate— had ratified repeal was flashed nation-wid- e as a member the paper would be offered resentative Doughton (D N C) met convention They had covered 630 miles about short-terIt gave d of the to the capital a few hours after Penn- thereby flight at the investing public at an interest of the last preceding consti- subeffect of the received the and report A was miles Ohio little later the three that time Visibility sylvania and rate somewhere near 2 per cent committee but took no action pendfinal formalities were completed with The funeral services were tutional Convention held in according to the message which financial for the operPreparations issuance “All of well” words the the with ended proclamations by the decorous and dignified but tJtah £fiatof 1895 which drew to be held later The ing hearings e ations which include refunding $727 proposals were designed to simplify state department and President They expected to make the up thb basic law of the state Roosevelt declaring prohibition at an not sorrowful flight in 14 hours 000000 in maturing obligations were the present law and plug up holes de President Ivins said he was of dead end in the night Lindbergh Thurman Casts Final Vote ahead following the return of through which wealthy persons have There was little ceremony at the eided to take advantage of a freshen- pushed riot taxes avoided there to speak of politics m 3:31 was ActIt p exactly signing of the presidential or the state ing breeze off the Afri' an coast They Earle Bailie special assistant to Liquor taxation was left to be han or of prohibition He might in had waited three days for the' calm ing Secretary Morgenthau from con- died in a separate bill after recomdepartment proclamation but in wet when Delegate S R Thurman states and some dry ones there were of to end and permit them to get their ferences with New York authorities mendations from President RooseSalt Lake cast the final some sense be said to resemble celebrations heavily loaded seaplane into the air in the investment banking field velt and joint discussions by the house Marc Antony at the burial of At“aye" vote of the thirty-sixt- h Ends They headed southwest over the and senate tax committees Dry Spell Caesar no he would intimaAlthough give lantic for Brazil Nearly 14 years of alcoholic drouth state for the ratification of Leaves Lower Bracket Recounts Past amendenforced Figuring 14 hours for the flight to tion of the results of his trip to the the eighteenth st by article of the twenty-firThe subcommittee which said it Natal Brazil believed to be their nation’s financial center he radiated ment of world-wa- r day inception The speaker however neirecommendamore make would later to should the federal amendment the Lindberghs objective was ended by the Utah vote reach that port about 4 p m G M T a cheerfulness hardly indicating any tions especially with respect to new It found the federal government constitution which vote he ther burled the eighteenth Natal is three lapse in confidence that the financing sources of revenue did not disturb (11 a m E S T) to control the flow of liquor amendment nor praised It His prepared was the decisive vote hours behind Greenwich mean time would receive the enthusiastic public the lower income brackets but proin wet states through a virtual dicta- -' said of 4 per rate normal a Interesting discourse was rahence they were looked for there vote Is single posed he “When this cast” torship oyer the industry and to procharacteristic of similar pre- cent on all net income instead of the ataround 1 p m local Brazil time It support 18 of the arid ones tect Several the “the proposed ther directed to calling the announced is two hours ahead of New York time vious operations present 4 ‘per cent on the first $4000 states Wltore liquor could be sold im to tention' the the delegates qf st 8 will amendment and per cent on the balance Witlid rawn to Glistening Glasses Long mediately however were without twenty-firMillions Deny Policy Harm NEW YORK Dec 5 (UP)— A radio included Other recommendations important part they were Critics of the administration monehave been ratified regulation A Lind 27 Mrs brackets from Charles with surtaxes message He only higher found celebrations however Drive Holland of Repeal the gold“Mr President I vote aye" playing in government' England Dusty Reappeai bergh reporting she and Colonel tary policy especially against the existing 57 increased rates so and at the same time liquor supplies for immediate condid Bathasserted off from have taken that had and on dividends program buying was Lindbergh There partly : prolonged apSwitzerland sumption restricted in some sections Opens on Speakeasies urst British West Africa for Natal depreciation of the dollar by this interest a 35 per cent tax on the “unIn a hurried' effort to meet the de- plause When It had partial- relieved the rather oppressive South America for a flight over the method would make it difficult for' distributed adjusted net income” of of trying to make mand and thereby thwart the bootsouth Atlantic was relayed here to- the government to borrow Adminis- personahholding companies abolition ly subsided President Ray L monotony NEW YORK Dec 5 ()P)— Glisten- legger the government today decided PARIS Dec 5 (UP) — Foreign capup a flawless convention rec- returns and withAirways tration officers deny this and expect of consolidated night from convention of the to allow large importations of Amer- Olson of radio station at Miami Fla the results of the December 15 financ- drawal of the right of partners to off- ital estimated as high as 25000000000 ing glassware dusty for 13 years ican type bourbon and whiskies from down his gavel and ord by adding a totichtell- - ‘ The message said: set against their income losses sus- francs ($1500000000 with the franc came to 'the tables of a thousand Canada In It also plahped to release brought ing to support their position to occasion humor the ' 2:02 moannounced that at that Making average “Departed Two issues of treasury certificates tained by partnerships-and restaurants stretching for beverage at 6 cents) is slowly being withdrawn purposes medicinal of the proceedings of thej ANNE LINDBERGH” time “There appears to be no good reason of indebtedness will fall due then held in bondedwarehouses ment 3:32 p m “the twenty-f- lng Park avenue to liquors The Miami station was in direct One totaling $254364500 was floated for having both a graduated normal to England Holland and Switzerland convention constitutional customs houses and irst amendment Is in full communication with the plane some a year ago and on it the government tax and a graduated surtax” the mainly because of budget uncertainty night for a" gay toast to legal liquor a member been which had he Move Blocked Dryi’ 4100 miles distant the “since of one per subcommittee reported is paying United Press learned today the Simultaneously a vigorous police ’ A move of the International Re- force and effect an honor of Instead can be guest to Bank of totals of estimated It is cent interest The other that the ability pay principle drive sprang up to shut the city’s le- form federation to block the issuance “Utah” he CHILD LAW RATIFIED and bears 4(4 per cent interest adequately taken care of by the grad- France will announce on Thursday a reRecalls of the wd 5 DES MOINES Dec Trip behind whose repeal proclamation (P)— The “thrills with pride at being the gion of speakeasies highest rate the treasury is per- uated surtax alone Certainly it is reduction of 700000000 francs in of Columbia-supremIowa legislature today ratified the the in gold reserves the thir- grilled doors cocktail shakers have jected courtDistrict mitted to pay by law much simpler to have onenormal rate President Ivins remarked on Justice F Dicktn-so- stat£ which brings about this when to the fedchild The tinkled illegally To meet these teenth successive decrease obligations of tax” Letts rejected a petition filed by change In the constitution the changes that have taken eral constitution making this the 16th new issues will maturing continued loss of gold was attributed A few hours before Utah’s conven Canon William No Revenue Cut ' be offered In exSheafe Chase of Which is a gtatd' to add its approval to the of change in the In- place sinCe the time when he change The expected rat? of about made be foreign could largely s’aid repatriation the change It is tion met to signal the start for a Brooklyn N Y on the ground there 2 per cent would result in a substanthe of capital terest was no basis for the action He ruled decreasing good government” spent 10 (Jays driving one of A ”withoutappreciably Bankers expressed belief that a lusty' chorus of “Here's how!” and tial saving in interest charges revenue through adjustment of surwas effective upon ratification the best trains of horses in repeal Few Friends of ‘Deceased’ year's interest on the two maturing tax rates” speedy vote by the finance commis- “Good health!” Police Commissioner by the thirty-sixtstate and not issues combined would total $22000--00There were not many friends the state frornhis home at St The new surtax schedule proposed sion on the revision of the financial James S Bolan told every patrolmari through the proclamation Two per cent on the same total rates and economic project would exer- to Repeal was brought about through of the' “deceased” at the fu- George to the constitutional ranging from 4 per cent on net cise any suspected speakeasies (Br Associated Press) a favorable psychological influ- so report by comparison would come to but on Page Nine) detectives could that (Cmttnud plainclothes (Continued on Pane Elshtl DOMESTIC t neral services held In the hall convention at Salt Lake Many ence ?nd check withdrawals Column Five (Column Onei raid them and arrest the managers “ SALT LAKE CITY— National $14000000 had — beenlfound Bankers admitted that purchases of The sparkling celebrations changes-spread Finance to Greenwich Village and Harlem prohibition- - repealed by Utah's In the constitution gold by necessary ratification at 5:32:30 p m (eastcorporation of the United States might night clubs from swanky hotel dinthat convention drawn by up ern standard time) a of the small for gold ing rooms where many of the social part accpunt in WASHINGTON— loss but termed the major part the ly elite saw the start of prohibition which its members had result of psychological awd technical rep0 si proclamation asks state? lievedLto be a good Job and Only a few retail liquor shops re- not to bring back saloon and infactors In time and ceived their licenses (Continued on Page Six) dividuals to promote temperance Foremost of the psychological fac- some decided not to open until toColumn One) NEW YORK — Broadway tors is the budget difficulty Another morrow as their closing hour under ATHENS Dec "S UPr- -U NEW YORK Dec 5 (UP)— Just into throngs toast ’Yepeal as police asking the Greek govern- is the fear of possible German at- state regulations is 8 p m wasterpellation the Gang's All Start drive to close speakeasies learned reliably - tonight that the ment what it had decided about In tack The latter has grown since As a result there were private two and seconds alter pro- Here WASHINGTON — Treasury Greek government will request Sam- suit’s return “Thank God" said Decassere three Germany withdrew from the league parties drinking to repeal in ille- hibition was by the action times over as he set down his repealed conuel Insull former Chicago utilities The senator said he believed it was of nations and the disarmamhnt pushes plans for glass purchased beverages’ but li- of the Utah state gally in2 cent forbid exabout Insull technito remain convention ference borrowing tonight per magnate to leave Greece at the necessary to Heading the list of "This is America’s second Fourth censed restaurants and clubs reported terest indicated BEVERLY HILLS' CaL Dec t Decembecause of funcof Greece normal in his police permit further cal factors has been the piration a supply of whiskies and wines ade- Benjamin Decasseres literary rebel of July On the first Fourth of Jujy WASHINGTON— House sub which might lessen the tioning of the gold standard-permlt-tiber 81 1933 for their patrons’ first thirst and bon vivant gurgled a Scotch we broke- - from the old lady This —Talk about the “noble experiquate recommittee strikes at large inInsull it was explained has no friendliness of withdrawal of considerable gold Supplies of liquor moved into the the old lady I ment” The “noble experiment time in tribute-tin the Waldorf-Astori- a is just starting Every state is In comes in recommending revenue The city by train and by boat lations to Holland and Switzerland passport drank Scotch and soda — the choicest One highball publicly doubt as to how their liquqr wtU hotel The government was said to There were other indications Dutch florin and Swiss franc recent- dealer estimated there were abou1 changes to bring added By doing so he be- product of the British Isles” W biKhandled to furnish a laissez passer for refuge in Greece was becoming ly ave been firtn in comparison with 15000000 gallons of aged domestic lieved he had clinched the honor of FOREIGN Say it’s not how the state will Foreign Minister D Max-im- the French franc This has made it wines in the city at present but that being the first man to take a legal CHICAGO Dec 5 (UP)— Beverly any country which Insull desires to insecure handle-itATHENS — Government reporttold the Associated Press the profitable to cohvert these currencies the supply would not last until Christ- drink after prohibitionVas repealed West little sister of Mae West toliquor It’s how the en'er from Greece All afternoon long Decasseres had night indignantly claimed she really folks WlR handle theirs States ed ready to ask Samuel Instill to This action would be the result of government would pot deny any le- into French francs which- could be mas to have' iscandal over exleave Greece when permit the Greek government's decision to gal measures facilitating the return presented for gold at the Bank of Meanwhile travelers returning stood beside a United Press wire in was the first person in America to are going the sale ofJt and politicians will do all possible to avoid disturbing of the former utilities Franco Th gold subsequently was from Europe Bermuda or Cuba weye the Waldorf-Astoriwaiting for the toss off a legal drink after the repeal pires December 31 BATHURST Gambia — Pros- - friendly relations with the Unitjd king from Salt Lake Hfe had found of prohibition fight over the taxes ofit But withdrawn from France permitted for the first time since flash of breeze raise hopes of or anyhow the first week will be “This Benjamin Decassees to it a long patience-tryinwait States which has made repeated repThe minister pointed out however became effective prohibition ' BANK ROBBED OF S1000 the hardest Yours whatever his name" is couldn’t have resentations desiring his extradition the government wax unable to turn indberghs eagAr to start flight of liquor Suddenly the word came bring to Brazil to face criminal charges in Chicago Insull directly over to the United Decasseres: elbow crooked and tlio!lossed off his drink any faster than SPRAGUE Wash Dec 5 UP)—' The The distinction of being the first 1 did” protested ?d MONTEVIDEO the flaxen-hain connection with the bankruptcy States after Greek courts had twice First National bank was held up to- man to enter alcoholic beverages on highball glass rose to his lips Uruguay— U Mao "The re S opposes discussion of private 'denied- - Hie- extradition in extended day by two men who escaped with his customs declaration went to Ar- drank- deeply sister at of ‘his utilities concern r s peal debt moratorium at An assemblage of friends flash came and bingot down A member of the Greek senate de- trials based on provisions of the new $1000 in currency bank officials Ernstthal He Tried home two ibottles pf brandy from Bermuda conference and newspaper men broke wept my drink” posited with that body today an in- - ly arranged extradition treaty ed at -- T of ’ h 10 one-thir- 1870-mil- e 1870-mil- ' ’14-Ye- FRANCE FEELS GOLD NEW YORKERS FIGHT WET PALATES ' of three-quarte- continued ' n The World’s News 'X 4 10-d- ay h ) Insull Faces Government Request To Leave Greece by December Literary Rebel Claims Distinction Of Being First to Take Legal Drink 31 Will lf one-ha- ' Rogers Says: ng Greco-Americ- o - s a ir i -- esti-jthu- y photog-Irapher- A - |
