Show i 4 TOE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SUNDAY MORNING MW JAPAN’S STRICTER CROP Skipper Thinks similar plana would other crop tended to The Bankhead bill goes far beyond present crop control programs Un der its provisions a license would be required for every bale of cotton put on the domestic or foreign market The aim of the measure as explained by Senator Bankhead (D is to achieve a balance between Administration Supports Ala) production and consumption leading to a more stable condition for the Drastic Control for entire cotton industry Whllo some opposition to the bill Cotton has developed senators say a surprising amount of support is coming from the cotton producing states The hearased WASHINGTON Jan 13 ings next week are being awaited as emphasis on strict federal an opportunity to get the plan before control of crop production was re- th country and sound out public vealed tonight whan It was learned opinion Tho Bankhead bill would enable the that administration officials art sup secretary of agriculture to license all porting th drastic Bankhead bill to 'cotton glnners and apportion to the limit and license th production of cotton States the number of bales that cotton may be ginned In each state Hearing On the Bankhead measure Carrying the plan further the bill will begin Monday before the fenate would regulate production down to agriculture committee each plot of ground used In cotton The bill at present has only mild support at the capitol With the ad- production ministration actively behind It howCommercial airplanes in United ever th entire outlook would be States last year flew 48000000 miles as compared with 33000000 miles changed If a strict control of cotton produc- flown by all commercial lines of Eution is Initiated it is conceivable that rope CORBPLHfflED Missing Flier Still Living REAL ADVANCE STATEMAKES ' Captain Say U S Avia tor MAy Be Captive of Venezuela Tribe Manchukuo Horn in Iilool lin'd Two Years Ago Progresses Fast ' I By JAMES A MILLS 'Associated Frttt Firetgi Staff HSINKING (Changghun) Manchu Tla Jan 13 (P)— Born In bloodshed two 'years ago the government of Manchukuo has made steady prog revs Us supporters claim Despite the fact that Its guardian nation Which lias Jpan is the only recognired the new state of which i will become emperor Henry shortly many observers feel it has eflme to stay They point out that with Japan's M in 'less than two years Manchn koo has balanced its budget in creased production and improved ag' riculture reduced taxes established a central bank and Is building a new capital constructing highways and railways liquidating foreign debts apd carrying out a host of other proj' Pu-Y- N tqt (UP)-In-cre- SAINT JOHN N B Jan 13 (Jt) last men known to have seen Paul Bed fern as th American flier flew over the Caribbean sea nearly seven year ago says thereis hop for believing Redfern still live Captain I A Hamrc master of th Danish freighter Christian Krong which directed th pflot to land shortly before he disappeared on his intercontinental hop expressed belief that Redfern 1 now beld captlv by a tribe of wild Venezuelans Late one afternoon In August 1927 the Danish freighter bound for Rio de Janeiro wu plowing Caribbean waters miles off th —Ona of th JANUARY 14 1034 Congress Asked to Waive Mine Claim Wrork Again Border Arrest City Fines Egyptian for Burying Himself Without Permit License Amusing to Greta Garbo KANSAS CITY Mo Jon 13 (UP) The city gave vent to indignation at the temerity of a person daring to bury himself alive by fining one Thomas George Pasha $50 today As a dual rebuke to Thomas George who lists Alexandria Egypt and Humansv)lle ‘Mo among his two fines meny former addresses levied— were $25 for burying himself without a permit from the city and $25 for operating as an undertaker his own without a license Thomas George spent an hour lost night under the terrain comprising the lawn of the Metropolitan Splcjjjial church Along came O C Murphy commissioner of inspection and sanitation unsympathetic to the pasha theory of proving up the divine law Pasha was axhumed He spent the night In Jail s an Pasha describes himself Egyptian engaged In the show bus!1 ness He said he had arranged with the Rev Herbert Tanner pastor of the church to be burled olive for two hours Murphy inconsiderately bi sected the period of durance The Rev Mr Tanner explained that the experiment was to prove that the dead lie in a trance and to establish the reality of the divine law Both the Rev Mr Tanner and Thomas George were as Indignant aa the dty officials when some realist suggested that tha burial was a stunt to draw a crowd from which a silver offering was to be solicited In police court today Pasha dismissed his end of the affair with the brief statement "It was my funeral" Pressed further he went on to say: "Being burled alive is just a matter of contrqi of the respiration Sine I was a boy In Egypt I have prac It is an art ticed slow respiration well known to my Egyptian ancestor Two hour would have been nothing” Judge Thomas Y Holland In levy- ing the tine commented that Thomas George would have to practice some other kind of art for a living if he remained in Kansas City fBpMltl to Tho Tribune Jan 13 (UP) disagreed with Greta Garbo when ah decided “ay tank ay go home now" and Greta thoughtJttatsdutng"-Th- e Swedish actress told friends upon her arrival here today of having been arrested when her chauffeur ran her automobile past th border inspection station at Topoc Arlz Th chauffeur drove past the "stop" signal Mia Garbo said and did not hear an angry officer when he shrilled hla whistle Traffic Officer C L Pickens pursued the automobile and ordered it back to the station Learning the identity of the passengers who Included besides Miss Garbo Rou-beand Mamoullan director others the officer allowed them to go without a ticket Describing the incident Miss Garbo used tha word “entertaining” thus breaking all her previous records for verbal prolixity NEEDLES Cal —The policeman i WASHINGTON Jan 13— Bills have been Introduced in senate and house waiving the requirement of assessment work on mining claims for another year Such legislation has been enacted annually since the beginning of the depression and probably will pass this congress BUY A LOT HOW tth “A” Street Lets Bet 5th Aves will Only a few left Never again locaprices be so low for this choice beautiful tion Close In level land unobstructed west view overlooking Capitol and Memory Grove A lot for as low as (1200 n Phone RUG ANDFRSON W Hyland 550S-- R NOW SECURE YOUR HOMErSITJE AND BUILD LATER Venezuelan coast The crew idled ebout the deck' in intense heat Suddenly there was an increasing hum from the north A tiny speck rapidly took tha form at an airplane which began cir cling over the ship Scraps of paper fluttered from tha plan Retrieved from a small boat they bore this terse message: "Point ship to nearest land-w- ave flag or handkerchief for each 100 miles distant— Redfern Most Important of all some obitrv ers aay ths regime appears to have restored a real sense of security among the people of Manchuria who previously1 were oppressed unmercifully by the old Chinese wer lords Seeerfty Appears ‘Banditry has not been suppressed but life In the new state appears to — Thankst bi much more secure than formerly The crew painted the necessary Key' positions in the government Information on tha deck in white are held by Japanese With the cap letter ture of Jehol province the virtual "Alter dipping hi wing In pacification of Manchuria and the as thanks for the Information" said tabllahment of peace with China Captain Hamre "ha mad off to-Japan ha decided to devote full at- ward land which was 170 mils suctention and energy in making a distant and I have no doubt that cess of whst many call her "depenha mad it in safety He seemed on the Asiatic continent dency" to have plenty of gaa his angina ' Thus far Manchuria has been a lie wu running smoothly and there milblilty to Japan coating bar mgny was no indication of storm in lions Industries and rich natural that vicinity” of the new state will be InRedfern had left Brunswick tensively developed as troops are Ca for Rio Wreckbeing recalled to Japan age believed it have been parts Eatablishment of a central bank of an airplane picked up by fishwith 118 branchea has been a marked ing boats wu interpreted ai development It haa redeemed huge meaning he had lost his life but issue of private notes and currencies several rumors that he wu aliva of the various Chinese wer lords and ln interior Brazil have followed Dotes of th former Chines regime Non haa ever beert substanf Interest Bate Seduced tiated ’ Relatives of the young flier The bank's amount of deposit has ' Increased 120 per cent withtn Six have never abandoned hope that months and it haa reduced the old he is alive Chinese rate of interest on loans from 29 per cent to I per cent tation of the chief products of Man Of 3000 miles of new highways churla have been formed by the govplanned nearly 3009 miles are al- ernment with the advice and capital With the of the ready under gonstructlon V aid of Japan - ‘Manchukuo is also AIL Japanese and radio telegraph telephone railbuilding a number of ahort-Ilnsystems In Manchuria have been conway solidated Into a uniflad organization industrially’ th new stale la prog- Although th Japanese army admit ressing A larg number of compa- there are still 100000 bandit in Mannies for th development and axpfoi- - churia travel on the railroads aeema to bo much safer Japanese troops 'H and Manchukuo police guard trains railroad station and patrpl th lints -- 4 1 1 a LADIES For Monday L i V Only j Coats Suits Election for Senator and Representative Holds U S Interest Now And of course many others " Presses MONTPELIER Vt Jan with a special flection next expresTuesday the first state-widsion of public opinion in any eastern state since the Roosevelt administration assumed control in Washington today wu a focal point for the 13 At the MosNAs founding Reduction Ytm Have Ever Seen on Quality Merchandise tfV-Verm- ont e politically-minde- d vA - i Only 7 FnrTrlmmed COATS - 2 Were $110—2 Were $9SJ0 Were $8950 — 1 Was 17989 Size 42) IB (2) 18 U20 (1) 38 and U) 42 X TAKE YOUR CHOICE mso - ' United State senator and a congressman will be chosen aa a of th death of U S Senator Porter HM?le Former Congressman e Ernest W Gibson who w by Governor Stanley C Wilson to till Dais's place pending the special election is th Republican candidate for the senate Hid Democratic oppohant la Harry W Witters fit Johntburywho is chairman of tha N R A board in Vermont and treasurer of the Vermont Democratic committee Colonel Charles A Plumley retiring prealdent of Norwich-univslty is th Republican candidate for Unlike Gibson who congrttsman wu unopposed in the primary Plum-le- y won his nomination in a mall fight which brought out portion of the Republican voting strength Robert W Ready St Alban lawyer is Plumley’s Democratic fot and thia fight marked hia first entry into $40 7R 19 $99 $4(1 Ml 9tIU9 M SUITES $RA $3JllU PR $A4) $7000 big discount Regularly priced $10000 January Clearance Sale CPP Cfbft ma $17500 VALUE LATEST STYLE SUITE— fl MOD-EENISTI- G $$ Now 1C $E4 $9”ff 1 9 -- oafyULtfi (8) ' sim: (41 18: (2) 14 20 (8hl (l) 401 (3) 42 and (0 20 Mr Valuev tun front $25 to $35 TAKE YOUR CHOICE tor $$4 $w9y AND DOZENS OF OTHER EXCEPTIONAL VALUES! SEE THE FINEST ASSORT MiningGrpup Plans To GetFederal Aid SUITS— Only 8 left SACRAMENTO Jan 13(k-T- h Mining Association of Callfornislhe Gold Mining Association of America and the Alta California Inc met here today to discuss a plan to obtain federal aid for the mining industry Delegates from Arizona Nevada Wyowell u from all ming and Alaska part of California wera present The plan being discussed which mining men believe will put the industry on a sound' and profitable basis contemplate creation of a federal agency provided with $280000000 which will provide the foundation for additional employment and also in crease gold production George W Starr Of Grass Valley president of th Gold Mining Association of America presided at th mom mg aeseion ' Sizes: (3) 18 (3) 14 (2) 18 Valuev to $3500 TAKE YOUR CHOICE ’10' 1 Only 5 POLO COATS Left Fine for the School Glrla TAKE YOUR CHOICE for ' 9‘ w u JOSS HOUSE ROBBED WEAVERVILLE Cal Jan 13 furnishings of a Chinese Jon house built her in the ‘50a were stolen by burglars who stripped the building of everything movable police disclosed today Idols vases pictures flags and Chlqeje band instrument many of th article being impossible to replace were taken ble Company I DEPT WOMEN’S i f V SUITE-N-ew E i k v’y'-yr'-i ' ) ALL THE CO Cl 057 Now LATEST STYLE SUITES WITH NEWEST COVERINGS SACRIFICED MENT WE HAVE EVER OFFERED! 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