Show ' - -- - c - — THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SIIIII5AY MORNING APRIL e - : 1934 1 s - H I First Roosevelt De feat—Red FearrRevived — Automotive Industry Signs Truce —Private Airmail to 6 - In the Nation It President Defeat Communism Scare Change rends Meets DEFAULTS Even before thaJohnsorebill pro hibiting private loans to elebt-d- Birth Decline TOLERANCE it a reception and Honored guests concert at Newark N J whence Jewish proceeds will go to German EinAlbert Palestine in refugees stein world 'citizen and brilliant Jew praised the United States for its tolerance observed "So long as sueh traditions are rooted in a peoworple we need harbor no painful develfuture healthy its ries about is continuing Einstein Dr opment" Ihis scientific research at Princeton universifY recently lost his German citizenship t 1 N i i t i 0 -- s t rviewedtomalteany definite 'i ' I II ' I -- 4 1‘ 9 t :' SOCIALIST - t k4 " :: P- '0 ' o: 'd :: :' k ' Noe 721!'7'1 ' '' :'Q'''': :k - t 77ir?1Xf7'7':07 ::z ': '': 'I ' 1: ::: ::N : ::'::': Labor 7p777 ONNOM1tew :i:':::'::::i:'-':'-'''''::- " 'f'1'V'i::Rt :: ' '''i')xk6iiodk4414 - " 4! 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Recovery r : i 4 - 4 ''':::':::::::4::':':::i :ssi1 t:''' f I - ''''' obril!hinojeuegsi7tticeroseerra '': 6) ''N ' :' I -- '' ':'::: 7:1-- ::'': i :::":' ' f'''''''' ' f1 re 4 ' 7::"' :: after-dinn- 314i ua American Federation of wile: Inwlialidceh' hattled ceaselessly for Terms of the brought the truce to the industry ' ----- 77-- :::::4 1 $ if i:! t - ''':'''' ' - - 7 1 ' i::s 4?:::!:!: ::: -- ' 'alinuutecaesacat : : 1i::'::n:r'!:'Vi:::: '141 - dafustetrrimen'otowrams 1ii it ':::::::iY'':f:i:'? : ' ' 'e (je: 1Ii: t- in-- Iii hurdled ) 0- -' d ' :' vs IA ) ''' ii::1:::!::i:i V:':::::!A:R::L:-1- I' ''''::':': t::: 1:::Nt':::41:A V:!pN::5::::??!::::!:i 0: 001140141:::::::: 4 :odo'' N 11!3 ":‘):: 74: ' - ':i::1 -7- ':'''' 4 'i'' ' ?4: 4 :::::::ii:--:-- a '"- ' stop o i'vf- the nation's largest - i: '- - c'-:::: :'i'' ''::: :' I '' ?':::!: 14:::'i':i-:- ::5'''"i'::i:: ::'''''':i'i':Z c:A":::"::':::Zf:1 k:'i''''''1:M&:: 83-2- 7 ' The eennialccetorieperoovmdeesryptert2d- poriohodogertramasuhtoopsmtbtrluand ::- :' g Alommpoiliftemsolil Pay Increases 0 1 :::- The a president's—veto Inessage pointed out the bill upsets his that ILe opposu In plans principle general service pensionno that federal employes have suffered less from pay cuts than other work- era But the presidential objections however valid failed to stem the tide of represefitsitives who quailed before a powerful lobto veto 319 to 72 a the override by thumping defeat for their leader Next day the senate sustained the with Republicans vothouse Ana to override in a solid block Recognizing a shrewd politician Capitol hill awaits anxiously the He may president's next move shave congress' popularity with constithents measurably if he insists that they find new tax sources for till increased appropriations pinch the general population to favor it specific class state--mentsite visits-kitina- ":'''d 3 I - - ' RED MAN D ' That N R A codes may mean some Behind the revised stock market Events in France during the week Between the Spanish government ''' filed be to regulation bill was thrown the supiiii thing besides agreements In vatilts was demonstrated in Los and revolution there Sand only the made it more clearly evident that port bf the White House President ! to Chairman Angeles'where a federal grand jury military who have bcen deployed the nation is far from politically sto- Roosevelt in a 'message '::::::4:':::!:z-launched a nationwide campaign to through the peninsular republic to ble that volatile Frehchmen are Fletcher of the senate banking comTALK ' 44: i:!:irr:':':::''''F''''''":::' mittee asked for a regulatory meas insure compliance with codes by In avert civil War as syndicalists and ready to burst into civil war at the ure "with teeth in it" observed that Idle talk in the bath- - dieting two major oil companies si::itl of the presi three independent firms and 41 in socialists continued to protestthe drop ot a hat Valiant effsts of "a more definite and highly organ4i: A quarters o'f '1 ilor governdent's elder ized drive is being made against efdividuals Defendants are powerf-u- l "Papa" Gaston Downer-Wpolicies of the moderate fective legislation to 'this end" than to the tune of Standard Oil of Califortnia the As- - ment A general strike wits called statesman Who as premier is atagainst any other administration a national Whited Oi l Signal of to out order it° become bring sY tempting came f ! proposal AZ:::1::::::Y1:!i::kR:: ter oil company the Signal Oil and Gas Responses -- -ponderous Indiana isehoolm sucHt':':':':':'':::':i'k:i: to remain chaos thoroughly wilunm D Although the pending measure is '4 Wirt canna dis- - Company of California and the Sea dicalist stronghold' Madrid Berea-tid- teed "44w a considerably modified versien of r The independ lona Granada and Palm a seaport Oil- company tingliAl betWetnSQP! lcP - rq-fol scandal which ''''::r :V :f !::i::::i:::1'::::4 The Stavisky t -11111— plottirigz and equally humoyless leg - ents are- arsortedly subsidraries or on the islandof Mallorc-abuMill' Iówed the Crildit Mit :':::!':::t'':if: Wall street has bettled just as yig- -- 1 alatóta cannot - refrain frOm taking Pacific coast the larger outfits d :':4:'::::::1::V:': :'' has revealed nicipal Bayonne '::':y:!::: tary forces applied martial law 30 years 3Rosamundaywho-fo- r orously for its detest feels it is Moreover the tycoons are joined in the indictseriously 81t: corruption in high pieces has fighting a lost cause The bill is :' the vented violence ments a conversation taught Latin to students at Ogden's incensed French supplies ?':'3::' thoroughly thrifty 1 designed to curb' speculative prac- Sacred Heart academy She is a to a Bases for the indictments are o men and given extremlits the op ::::::x:::::::::::::::::typ?"! tices ti:4::::':):)14:i that Standard is guilty of 'daughter of the-- maligned doctor vioto need promote portunity they Wall street contends it will curb the to 149 specific violations of fair delence The after Doumergue day flow of finances into industry :ic'::4:::::::4:::!1:1‘::4!:: "44by selling its products to the - -- -- - MATRIMONY livered a radio address appealing Giant& are scares wv illhee' companieS at cutwatc- prices—for talented btidget and cooler- New York Stock Questionnaires mailed to Notre ' followed similar and war has so World often that and Associated be days of cent 91 heads the threat per clyllewer Dame alumni revealed dent Richard Whitney James H : the tag of communism been tied to practices with Seaside Individuals came More real of marriages to be successful that Rand chairman of the selfstyled :zikki':Itt4K::tI::'!:kii:'i R K issue indicted included: with an the Kingsbury taggers clashed communists unpopular and been have Royalists t of 274 replies only two Committee for the Nation and Oh- of Wirt Dr Standard until California the that president a weighty PerToulon outside in hl1 meeting divorced Reasons for thcsmall era t Supporters include treesury W F Humphrey Associated presiburst forth red scares were gre and half a hundred were injured be::::''iiii'!?:13i':!!:'':'''::: centage of marital discord: and federal reserve officials ' d With more mirth than fear That as as officers dent well other restore could fore an wife ordersShots No sense of humor in the police On the eve of executive committee WASHIN GTON — Presihe Wirt tears were produced wife punctured the air in Tourer where sessions to consider the bill con untidy den lack of thrift by tby itmetioillowommomatosatomeomme H of Rand chairman James mother-in-lato vioreturns to dent Roosevelt resorted of and I leftists rightists PRICES bridge presence in home heard from Robert L gressmen for the nation lence in an attempt to prove politiWhite House from fishing mystery stories Mrs Louise S Jensen Social- Launched by a special cabinet Healy trade commission counsel stock the 'nit cal argumentsWallace of ist party leader of New O r- how Citiea Service rigged the mar- committee—Secretaries considers Senate cruise d t o de- ar ket regul ation billti f Later Paris police swooped into ket for three leans candidate for commis- - tract from ALARM years poured a billion agriculture Roper of commerce and bill revenue which $330000000 the secret extremists' on headouarters dollars in the market to keep the Perkins of labor—was a study of the Sion 'council and opponent of t he tears were greeted a Declining U S birth rates are munirestnnes arms committee raids confiscated and Banking national price structure under N R A Mock active so that investors could viewed with alarm in Benito MussoHuey Long tions reported tts be concealed by be induced to gressional investigation pende House prostock inquiry codes The committee was named The transse-buy lini's Italian paper who characterabstained seems Wirt it ' political groups arming against—the tions netted Henry L Doherty util frlomtftanter by the president after a barrage of poses to pass sugar bill ized persons who believe "they canwassail bowl at ' the government criticism had been leveled at the ity magnate and Cities Service head ti combat the depression by stet-home loan bank measure and somewdhearotubsortendenortiehsershipsrfensretna SIS000000 profit anent addlinistration derecovery —Powers Disarmament 114" as "blind and foólish1 The PY Of a billion dollars sold in Cities and price fixing After the prices neof ITALY to cited the cide whether fecundity postpone conservatism lie publication right federal trade commission scored the Service only $80000000 went into steerof the session the In mock have the elections which was treated to a i a t which threat groes asked: "Are we to see within a again new capital The remainder was steel industry lor price fixing tacbeen conducted in Italy since the ing committee of the disarms- ens to engulf official Washington century a negro in the White CONTRACTS tics the president admitted his adused to rig the market Healy said House?" Geneva at ment conference to of advent was MUSBOlini Ital told He that "insidrs power Plans to restore contracts for car- ministration may be defective in It is to curb such practices pro-f inns o the voiced confidenoe in as ed Roosevelt the Kerensky again tect investors that the bill is being this respect rying government airmail to private the cUrrent rev olution that a Stalin Ten million voters fucist regime RESCUE firms proceeded in Washington recorded "ayes" for the fascist list pressed would supplant h I m when condi Upended by Salt- Lake Patrolman with the postof- - tions warranted of Such lanlifistihe deputies the only candidates 4 C 11'r hristensen- was flee The support of the fascist deputies the were INSURANCE beyond Cherrie Christensen tie kin because guns on the belief serious I was even more ironic in the face Ot Wirt and therein he found the progressive she swallowed a marble was chokInaugurated that the original recent Mussolini announcement William Wrigleyby Jr company I was Utn Si rearpictahnse ta 'lotion was bacoondnseae"PfluiddlYeloenrd'evolution ing to death While the officer ediiito he abolish the that plans chamber the 'United States' first unemploy glcd the child by her legs the mothjustified becausenaof it with the deputies merge ment insurance er Mrs IL C Christensen thumped of "fraud and coltional council of corporations a pro': - '' CP1111!12! !)lan by a giant t"i her daughter between the shoulders lusidn" occurring ' Hjacrgea!ellsEnd ' corto a mart govern Italy as posed body Stock- irei PP:0444'' I r o e '' 7f caused the marble to dislodge roll industry at conferences in state porate St holders of the i: 14'e""''' the ing and an official investigation ap1930 upon the floor it t - pears imminent ap- :?:: company Postmaster e'::::$ sr'i'i'Mthen ' -:: ' ::::' proved the plan Walter ::‘k:f4?:i' TURKEY 0MiGeneral 4 ou REFORM i ikk‘ ':' r:::77'"77A'w 1r t qi : s Brown sum- On the high sem has been Samuel m- i 4 4: Itioned ) of the president to the operators 'N Support Instill 1 former utilities magfugitive iut P:Nor:N1 s 44 to divide the ne 's reiolution to abolish the nate looking for a place to light ' :: r"' to mo i a I r m a i 1 electoral college introduce a mea- f:::-ss( tanrngeeee to :::::1-:'arm the of where U s S long justice 1 f ::::::: JULIAN The of sure admin: reach cannot representation ss'' him from proportional His 5:kiiiigECtitnetps flight action into presidential voting was report- A suicide died C C Julian fugiGreece a fortnight ago wee arrested g 1 v i n g airmail e ed to the house rules committee by officials Greek who tive U S oil promoter later re- by i f :o"aFaloe:! 'i ': Farley flights to the Representative Lamar Jeffers of leased him MI ports were watched millionaire penniless In Shanghai s 4174vw4v9-the laty William I k severe 11 deaths in resulted The Alabama quotarmy to fled the he preSident at Said Suez canal China whither ?Zi :44 escape particularly ?:cA-"!iwas who Wrigley admin- ed as approving the prosecution in default of a $23000 criticism before towhich the a seems istration have quailed a was caused bond Death proposed legislation by poison ' bit i the dingy ship Malotis bus" ess out of Insull docked Major change in the present syslv- ''- -' potion The announcement of Postmaster tern— is to divide the electoral votes at Istanbul Turkey wm held chewers"' P E gum Wrigley General James A Farley calls for of states 'among candidates receivprisoner on his boat by Turkish KAHN The insurance system cow penbles airmail bids to extend jng proportional votes temporary if To a heart attack succumbed templates payments to all employes at least for 90 days and until con- - that candidate with a plurality cap- asked He is wanted In connecof six months or more during lay- Otto 11 Kahn- - art patron interne--tona- l :' devisee a new airmail measure ::::P votes the all Under lures electoral tion with the collapse ofhis two off periods varying frbm BO per cent banker senior partner of The announcement was couched In the proposal for instance a state billion dollar midwest utilities of base pay in low brackets to Wall street's 'powerful Kuhn Loeb '?: ambiguous terms and former mall with four electoral votes wherein a him empire Back to the U S is 610npbeer cent in higher -- ones ' contractors & Co in his office while lunching ::::::!!: were awaiting further candidate got 75 per Int--of this-brother--Martie : Insulli-whoss J a- yeat--or le Born of a well to do German-Je::details before announcing action vote would three ceivriaries get only popular flight to Canada was 'reversed by ish family Kahn was trained thorr:1: Farley however apparently plans instead of four electoral votes The Canadian authorities who granted Employes will not be asked for to Insist that companies which en- - change would increase the impoN oughly in banking visited the Unitextradition to the fund tosts Will contributions ed States 39 years ago on a business ' gaged in the conference reorganize votes of a tance presidential popular be paid out of current operations trip ietnained to marry Addie and oust ?Id officers before their whereas at present it is possible to ' with the milliondollar fund set up Wolff daughter of' Abraham Wolff AUSTRIA Fifteen routes elect a president with less popular bids are acceptable $1 e guarantee Adjunct of the in- a Kuhn Loeb partner to Join his with miles 17826 new compared was the totaling votes than his opponent Published corporas ' firm become its the former mileage of 15248 will s reof the hitherto tive constitution the company will plan en ' guiding influence "Kahn was debe opened for bids within a fort- publiC of Austria The constitution whereby programs ahead much as TARIFF - voted to music and painting ployment all of ' vestiges destroys democracy advertising and building leases now 4 through his life became identified Stubborn Republican opposition Meanwhile congress progressed concentrates almost dictatorial pow-i- n are planned aheadthereby smooth in the house to the administration's with muchill S railroad financing In its new airmail bill and Senator the president refuses suffrage de- measure was tariff could critics reciprocal Black to citizens suggested Hugo may be silenced by a suit against can- - feated when Democrats returned to change the cohstitution whenever relPegTntrtaediPnegak:87:TnedrthviteeKaligeEoyss ont ostmorPlioll standard the "' to ap presidential celed the government advisable he thinks alterations companies by of injuries suffered in an auto- to recover e The 6 for fraud Such suits he - prove the Measure The new charter Is expected to be mobile died ' Charles accident " ' a measure revision drutic would out the provides grieved give pointed proclaimed shortly after niter ("Charlie") Irwin 69 in Cheyenne tariff bill wheat pit inômentarily Milled : as when Chancellor Ingelbert Dollfuss e companies ample opportunity ' to of the U S -- !' calf Wyo champion been based which has eases logstate upon their will take another step in the dire& brokers disgusted with dullnese roper Irwin waS famous as cow- The revised airmail bill i rid of rolling ka 0de lett upon struck in p7o6tet7iplarnstthe5'ucenti boy rodeo performer and proprieTithieeemotusii0tincitOtptaisttatetrenm Under its terms the prialdekt leveled at the former one per $100 valuation tax on trades tor and robe horse owner with his eriticims retains the claim mak- - may negotiate foreign trade agree brother sang at the hanging of by fliers-birnuicroll:ggretshseg bWughlienhestalryActylitenpedndsis ments for a three-yea- r period raise at ing attendants at the 1930 confer killer Tont Horn convicted ' ' TENNIS BEADS NAIV1ED 60 as as or tazIffs n"vngriv1Agroitii levier much once restore rebid but the to gives per ineligible ::1: Horn's request :" ' To bead the Salt Lake Tennis holders of canceled contracts the cent Urithout congressional consent Mill COLTON DIES to one to claims the are file for 1934 was elected Wit grants against country applicable privilege IMADORadvanced age died Nancy As ham Y Tipton as president Tip- of bidding to all to preserVe "most favored no-i- s government Competitive After a brief illners Raoul AM' The president may demanded as are divorces be- - eon" treaties ton a veteran or the University of Wilkins Colton 80 mother of Don inmate of New York's WelCharles Johnson to tween bidding concerns Panama's B Colton president of the L D dor ambassador Utah will be sided by Bob9Goodell holding not transfer articles to or from the fare island with the pocket knife he was wont to use in operatFrance and president of the league reelected vice president and Mel eastern states' missidh fooner co companies and manufacturers Air- - free list and the measure retains ofmations council died in Paris He mail postage is set At 6 'Cents and t6e flexible tariff provision of the Gallakher secretarytteasurer The giressman in Salt Lake She ing upon the ulcerated legs of other inmates Johnson testiwas a forraer Panama consul in an early settler of Utah's 'Ashle four transcontinental routes are es- - 1930 act Existing preferentials to season contemplates seven tournafied before the committee investigating conditions at the home New York tablished instead of three Cuba also are retained meat that he had charge of the clinic for two years 1 $ :: Y 000000 the friends he a measure at fait of political significance Potent Republia cans la Arizona New Mexico Colorado and Kansas have been on the Hoover calling lists indicating perhaps that rehabilitation of the G O P is in his mind - An injured man called at Mary- i land home of Dr Samuel A Mudd on the night of April 15 1865 The kindly doctor set his leg watched t him leave the senate unaware that he was Actor John Wilkes Booth : assassin of Abraham Lincoln Pop ular frenzy over the slaying fell upon the doctors head his estate was confiscated and he was im prisoned for three years until par doned by President Andrew John-I son The Injustice to Dr Mudd ap of hispeered buried in the archives Minnetory until'Senator Schell of sota introduced a bill in cOngress to award 9200000 to the doctor's heirs as atonement for governmental inijustice One of the heirs is Sister ' " :' MUCH-ABUSE- :'"-::mr-TNS:T : ::::''!:7 s ::: r-- : ' service-connecte- On a leisurely trip to the micklle west is former President Herbert Hoover insisting he is out visiting friends" The former chief executive resolutely refuses to be inte- INJUSTICE - - ed the senators not a whit — True to his Word President Franklin D Roosevelt vetoed the bill which restored 5 per cent of the 15 per cent federal salary alash grants service pensions to Spanish American war veterans restores to those veterans their service disabil fly payments regardless oi whether their disability is and replaces 29000 'World war presumptive cases to benefit role& In creased costs are estimated at $228- - TOURIST Fortune zmiled on Mrs "Maggie" Wil-Meringer because her husband Manhattan cook liam Meringer cooks good hasenpfeffer and because golden Miller won the steeplechase at Aintree The husband was given two sweepstake tickets by a grate-Ju- l patron and the tickets in turn were given to Maggie by a &Voted husband for a Christmas present I netted her 9150000 American They ) ticket holders received 91092000 from the race Tariff tongreasmen facing a campaign in the fall deeerted the they- -preeldent to whom hither had given unstinted support to overb ' ride his strong veto on the indepen dent offices bill and vote $228000? 000 to restore veterane compansio ticrft benefits and federal allarles The fact that there Is no legislation to raise the additional fiinds daunb participate" ' FORTUNE '' i rPr'''! !!:i::" Vote-hungr- y faulting nations has become law the treasury department matte its effects felt France in need of them from a Dutch syndicate at 4 per cent Sec rotary of the Treasury Henry 11174- genthau Jr 'forbade New York banks to participate in the syndi cate loan explained: "The Johnson bill has iaassed the 'senate and probably will pass the house It has the support of the cd ministration Since it is the senti ment glocongress arid the administration that loans shourd not be made to foreign countries in default on their debts the treasury ruled American capital shouid LiDelayed justice s VOTE-HUNGR- e N ' THE NEW WHITE FATHER OF THE 1 Hasenpfeffer t ' r ' - t 10 i T 11'sl - Return ' EV -- Although the administration set tied its most immediate labor dif- - - ment workers of the nation con tinued to writhe Under what they u consider unfair discrimination Taw 'deatl'under—tha new deal Union recognition con- '' to tinued occupy the limelight In New York striking taxi drivers continued to insist that their union be recognized but agreed to abide by a plebiscite Mayor Ti orello H LaGuardia impatient with violence called for a grand Jun' investigation of the strike which has interrupted Manhattan traffic led to street fighting rive -' hundred employes of Cleveland's ' AddressographMultigraph e o m Pany voted to refuse to proposed settlement because of 'lack of con- lidence In the management" and Cleveland worsted mills plant workers were disciplined by police during a demonstration The supreme court of Alabama granted an injunction to the DeBar- -' deleben Coal company to restrain the United Mine Workers of AmerIca from interfering with its ness and railroad workers stuck stubbornly to their insistence upon restoration of wage cuts rejected all proposal submitted by kail Co y ordinator Joseph BEastman ' In Califernia Commonwealth IAclub members heard Simon bin describe Imperial Valley labor conditions as deplorable reducing workers to virtual peonage on less A than starvation wages byt --'''' b- 1 w ----- - COMPENSATION 4 fillip to recovery was given by announcement of 10 per cent wage work- increases for all ers in the United States' giant steel industry- - The increases become elo fedive April 1 affect 850000 work' era who will receive total wage In- "creases of between 40 and 80 mil- liondollors a year General Electric company' ion- tributed to the growing movement workers' pay by an- n°1otmcement of a 10 per cent in- crease for 40000 employes The in- crease affects all employes receiv- log less than $2600 a year -- -4 'i - ' -- :- - ' l' n - -- Tsent 273-11- - - time-honore-d One-tim- I i ut - c - - L - - '7 - — 0 Left the White House for a fishing trip off the Florida coast on Virk' 4 cent Astor's yacht Nourmahal ve toed the independent offices' bill: ta strike removed dem autemebile threat signed the Philippine inde- pendence- bill asked for btock ex change regulation with "teeth" ri i) signed the Vinson big navy bill The senate— Overrode the president's veto of the imnditetpeesen4coennttifinfuteledest:sittliidthr sotuogckh com ' ' exchange control plans: approved in comn:iittee1 thehouereflUS bill: approved the compulsory Cotton con trol bill The house— Also overrode the presidential vets of the independent offices bill: was stirred by charges of a comrnu nist plot in administration circles Mil uttered by Dr William A Wirt by James H- Handl " iassed the recipiocal 14114 t -' I - -- ' ' P --- During the week: -- ' - Presidentance - father-in-law'- - - -- - ngton— STRIFE i - 1 - i ' e - - ' |