Show - a ' ' ' 4 - WEATHER FORECAST TITAN WYOMING — Fair Mende and Tuesday NEVAD MANG — Partly clouØ Monday and Tuesday (Detailed Report on Page 12) 't ' 17 gin SI 44:1: a xA4 --- 111111mt dpfS1114 k -- - 4 - VOL 129 NO 23 1 TES -NO- OF Naterett at the Postortlee Lake Citr as Second-Gla- ss INA it Matter John I 6 It ccredited List of Contractors Will Be Available for Owner's Seeking Funds From - ' 41t 4 — - Old Chief Booted Around What happened to Mr Hoover beaming with affection for his old pals and brimming over with helpful suggestions to aid his party can only be accurately de- scribed in coarse language The boys gave their old chief a bootaround What happened to Mr Hoover's nose when he thrust It into the affairs of his quondam associates is the very thing that has happened to many another nose when thurst into other per- business Somebody hauled off and socked it And hence Mr Hoover 'will be silent for a time at least Any tinkering with the G O P machinery will be done by an- -other than the once famous engineer All this despite the mighty recantation of the high priest of Republican fortner 18111 ” be hie recent :pilgrimage through the middle Vied talking"'"things over with Republican friends he went so far as to con- - 4w A go a I iv p "There are many things lit'the new deal which are not and receive my heartfelt approval but many should have been started years 11 ago The - scientific long-rang- e planning of industry and agricul- ture- - Roosevelt's present -t-ariff-policies—all these I am for In I wanted to do them my- self but the people in Washing- ton never would let me" 4 r si ' 1 $4 ni ' - ' I ' Urge Further Revision in — Securities - IMONSIIMMM pH - The World's News Pres — DOMESTIC Government NEW YORK cloaks Samuel Insull's return to p S in secrecy HOUSTON --- Women search era find four dead in wrecked - - r -- AssoclaWd airplane a 4 a v ) Ift Lill I 1t 447 '' ' : k 2 t 4' : ' 4 ' j ' ' ' ' $35 00 4 FULTON N Y—Three burned to death in wrecked plane Twenty- WASHIN GTON eight industrialists ask congresa for new revisions in Mock exchange bill T U C SON — Kidnaped girl's grandfather asks officers to stay in background CHICAGO -- - Assistant Attdr ley General Joseph B Keenan with officials leading confers hunt for Dillinger FOREIGN LONDON—Great Britain making strong effort to maintain friendliest relations with Japan GENEVA—Statesnien see armament rice in full swing the di world pvero ‘' - ' Silveiaom'esiir:::64120 1' 4::d2 Zinc'4400 Silver tioreign! Coppei ' Lead42Sc-:- Copvet 4250 Lead 14 al Weekly illottitownt Loam MAY 7 1934 i P ' Prises k LIU CENTS PAGES7-11- 1E " SILVERPLAN Deposed Magnate Returned to Face Trial t' i4'!:i::te: ts'''''4:'::i::::i:::::fi'::''s ::: FULL SWING I 's: ::::::i':':::'i:'i''' I :::::::::'"ii::::'?'i: ''ftf ! REASONS f':1i 1 ''r!c-4!'- - Failure of French-Germat Pact Japan's ffir East 0 lii Policy Held Cause di fIL n II :‘:" ''''::4 i40A- - ::c ::e 1 ) ) 7 :':i 7 :hi :' :t ' r -- g ': ' : !:i I f: c 11 ::: co Vifi ' 'i t ':'':f t:::: il:10 ?1':': :?: - i- !' i ---- - (7-- at 7--- Session Monday 14 11-- (11As-i-"- : tp::"'L '''' Optimism 1 i ti 47) :::1: 7i 0 11 1i:: 4 ::: 4 President Expected to Okeh Compromise i Eitiipdi ' 1'''' '4' i: i Ct '''''''' ::l! e- 1: 1 :''i A :117 I wt 0 '5? ' : ' k:k:k::'i::: ::4 f w:'3'!c -- - ii : ! 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the new import-expoand gotistewith foreign powers for saleup the 'eat Ctirniningrilithilther the ov1et ifig 'and battened aboard 008 001) down a $at 'ago dinosaur yant ' of American agricultural and manufigure by 125000 More through a government is a defaulter under the Chicago to test M what Is now the Painted factured products in exchange for lengthening of the period of conscript of similar The notorious transfer I desert of 'Arizona It began to rain silver which would be accepted at Johnson act appeared certain today service no more desperado could command a premium of between 10 to 25 per aroused elaborate Germany in open rebellion against to intensify reeentment than ' were so ti)t illablattegol hp and walked btf cent precautions treaty restrictionsas increased her among soviet officialdom by passage ialanned-Tonigovertheworldprice of the afincidenrinrotheirlikelt-Arat—a confer-Ac-e of Cattleman Asks Free Hand army and navy budget for 1934 from metal t decustom officials and state to be studied by Di Barnum Brown 4 Permissive poWers for the prest $268000000 to about $358000000 and of the bill shutting off American police attaches partment ' Amerito Contact Ahducs curator of fossil reptiles of the dent to purchase silver in the world her aviation budget from $28000000 credit to Moscow Thoseresponsible for Insult's safe- can Museunt of Natural to 684000000 She also has allotted This resentment has already crysHistory - who markets to raise its price t he until ruche 'Chicago keeping tors of Child 6100000000 to the nazi storm troop- tallized into actual OpilmismShown retaliatory steps were inspired to cloak their opera- announced today that he would inves- ers whom Chancellor Adolf Hitler " In a the form of that tions in the deepest 'secrecy They tigate dinosaur tracks in the southI Optimism in congressional circles recommendation to dis TucsoN Ariz May 6 (A')—A plea s said he would chances at silver legislation were worried oo three counts rewest and northwest which may lead over the to law enforcement officers and the rm under an agreement with France all soviet economic organizatiOns at thie session rose sharply after the They wished first to guard against of of a new to Russia Armies from frain from the orders species Increases discovery planning any train conference Although he znade the service of a writ of habeas corpublic to stay in the background so no promises: to the conferees they Russia has increased her armies in America with the exception of such ipus upon them or the use of some prehistoric monsters to carry out nethat he may As head of the American Museum-Sinclai- r said that be- was far more sympagotiations for the return of June Ro- the last two years from 562000 to items that cannot be had elsewhere other legal maneuver by Insult's lawmost of the new This bles his Dinosaur expedition financed' thetic than two weeks ago when the kidnaped grand- about 678000 was made yers or friends which might deter recommendation to the east his prompt return to the city where by Harry F Sinclair Dr Brown will chief executive virtually turned daughter was reiterated today by strength going comthe he is to stand trial on charges of excavate the foul! bones of two new thumbs down on silver legislation Japan in January 1934 had in- recently by the organ of Bernabe Robles reputedly wealthy creased her land naval and air forces missariat of heavy industry and it fraud So far as could be learned satiropod fkeletons from' their rocky "I am hopeful" said Senator retired) cattleman is understood already has been put tonight no Robtes said he felt certain he could by 100000 to a total of 456000 in legal proceedings of this beds and 'will investigate tracks in Thomas today "I believe President Into effect Roosevelt has been convinced that nature had been instituted make a contact with the kidnaper or three years Wyoming end 'Utah Trade Deadlocked Italy in two years has increased her disclose the the silverlegislation we propose will Again ' it was feared that harm "Those imprints kidnapers if he were left alone to forces by 43000 mainly in the air : whereabouts ot the creatures that be adopted by both houses and autotrade for the time might be attempted carry out the negotiations "When I say I think June is alive made them at the time when the giant matically would kill drastic and by some fanatic (Continued on Pace Two) being is in a skate of deadlock be'Column Three) There was also the possibility now reptiles were lords of the realm—a harmfulinflationary Measures bb I am merely expressing an opinion" cause of such action and the soviet's said the elderly man "I do not protestations that it cannot be held to considered remote that Insull might matter of 100000000 years ago" be fore congress" Silver leaders Informed the presiWe have no assurance" as said know have defaulted the Kerensky debt to still attempt WA he neared the scene where he was Am for thePainted desert dinosaur dent during the train conference that Robles would make no comment the United States the proposed legislation must be kept on the report that a retired army Soviet officials thus far have re- once the symbol of power and wealth Dr Brown explained: dinosaur with out of the 'hands of the conservative 'There a three-toe- d fused to answer the direct question surgeon for many years a resident committees of PRIEST'S CONDITION GRAVE of Tucsoh had been named as interas to whether Moscow is prepared long hind legs and short front legs banking and ifcurrency to houses action is be obtained to negotiate foralettlement of claims (A')— walked across a muddy flat—a crea- both SOUTH BEND Ind Mey mediary to carry on negotiations bethia session- Senator Carter - Glass tween the Robles family and the abbetween the two countries but appar- The condition of the Rev Charles IA ture estimated from ductors as having a height of 11 teet He D Va a dominant member of the ently at present the Russian temper O'Donnell president of Notre Dame lad made 13 steps and then crouched senate banking committee and Chair The army surgeon had been seen in President to produce immediRefreshed by isatenot calculated university continued "very critical" down leaving the impression of the man Henry B Steagall 1)4 Ala of company with Fernando Robles fasteps in this direction ther of the missing child and owner American business men who have attaches of St Joseph hospital where hip bones between the two large hind the house banking committee are Overnight Cruise traditionally "bard money" men of a Tucson' electrical goods store had a chance to gauge reaction of he is a patient with streptococcle in' on Pare Two) (dmono's One of the conferees who declined for the last few days (Column 'Three) high economic authorities here to fection reported today on Pofomee to be quoted summed up President Robles however did say: "If ruthe new4 law describe it as one of Rooseveit's silver position in this mors of negotiations being under way mingled surpriee and bitter indignawere true I would not be expressing tion 5 WASHINGTON4lay Makes Na Premises Concern pelt anxiety now" Roosevelt returned to the capThe grandfather who said the only ital tonight refreshed by an overwe feel but no made "He promises That some concern for new soviet contact had with the kidnapers was night cruise down the Potomac be would not have reviewed the on expectations planned enterprises April '25 when he was informed to aboard the Sequoia methods of enacting silver legislation of large American credits is not unhave $15000 ready said today he was The chief executive went aboard mixed mt unless he was sympathetic this feeling is evidenced with willing to meet the kidnapers' instruc- the yacht last night after his return by the fact that Peter Bogdanoff Roosevelt is opposed to a mandatory tions implicity demand that he purchase a specified from a trip to New York to attend head of Amtorg Russian or"They hold the whip hand" be the funeral of the former secretary ganization was summoned trading amount of silver sit regular periods to Moscow said "lam in no position to disobey of the He does not want radical legislation L treasury William He Woodin after passage of the bill to report WAIL when they are prepared to open newhich will force the price of silver Tired bo the pressure of business personally on it to Krernlitfauthoritoo high at once but wants a gradual gotiation" and numerous conferences Mr Roose- ties Fernando Robles father of June velt took it Nevi York tremendons difficulties rise which would not bring retaliaeasy today lolling on deck He is returning-t- o con suffered 1Copyrir 111 1934 In Uniteil Press)" trudged wearily home early today In unseasonable heat WASHINGTON May 6 — The on her recent transcontinental trip tion from foreign powers" after another apparently futile at- The president was accompanied by shortly Roosevelt ' and congresA possible explanation of the soviet the navy's sky from Sunnyvale Cal its regular base President Macon contact giant to airship the tempt kidnapers leaders are anxious to dispose isional Senator Con attitude—which is summed up In the said it Official to Miami Secretary Morgenthau report toIt was the third successive night natty of Texas issue as soon as possible silver the of L Hopkins press with the statement that the queen roared over the Caribbean of two sheared Harry nothing ring girders on which the parent action may be taken on the admin The damage has Kirk government will not be coerced into night on a fleet maneuver flight that "consequence" wauccess the federal relief administrator had -' T" a and of two the debt settlement—lies in been Kerensky polThi airship experiSimpson future influence will government presidential (eontinuNt pm Pm Two) repaired ransom route presc—r1Icolumn secretaries enced difficulties also with climatic Stephen T- - Early and the fact that if it consents to nego- icy toward r craft tiate the question with America it Marvin H McIntyre--- the helium with changes affecting the of the Results flight—longest 1 IN will be compelled under the Rapallo Macon has taken over water—will which she is inflated Bomb Explosions Damage treaty to consider German claims for have an important bearing on WhethDisaster Iteealled debts to er the payment of se1government decides to ton- - Airship development suffered Midtown Havana Stores that country on a basis of equal terms tinue dirigible construction or aban- vere blow when the Akron the MaMeanwhile the sending of a trade SAN FRANCISCO Cat May don it as a "bad job" the United con's sister ship plunged into the 6—From ali I can read in the pa- ' HAVANA May 6 ex delegation to America and the estab- Press was informed In authoritatvie ocean Te April 3 1933 off the New lishment of American consulates in dated from - some foreign sources plosions today badly damaged am Coast carrying- - to death 73 offi- - pens the ambition of their capital animab tut this is the first time they eral stores in the midtown shopping Vladivostok and Odessa have tem- The Macon left Miami Fla yes sey Admen including Rear cers lives seem' to be to get us and have been injected Into human be- district but there were no casua- porarily been held up due to the stale- terday to join the fleet manetivers miral and William A Moffett chief of mate After the convicts receive Japan into a war Now if any lties' ings for a "practical test" between Cuba naval aeronautics nation on earth can give any ex series of the injections they will be Soldiers confiscated a large quanHaiti and Puerto Rico She cries A naval court of inquiry and a joint cuse why we should fight Japan inoculated with baecill of tuberculo- tity of ammunition during a raid On Officers Probe Death a crew of about 100 men congreasidnal investigation blamed the any more than they should they sis to determine if they are immune a large Havana apartment house Too Early for Storms Of Child !n Auto Mishap disaster primarily on weather condi- ought to get a prize for thinking front the' disease The serums 'sire several hours alter six former army Naval aeronautic experts believe tions rather lhan structural defects not a curt for tuberculosis but are officers were arrested on of charges d 'trainfeels everybody Naturally expected to prevent it ALBUQUERQUE N M (—TB the Macon will acquit herself com- They recommended-improveplotting against Colonel - Fulgenclo sorry for China But there seems "The entire test will be extremely Batista commander in chief of the James of 111 Vegas Nev was re- mendably barring the airship's worst ing for airship' crews - and better n a in A point storms to be concerted plan among the slow and we will go ahead with ex- army aerological studies! leased to the'custody of friends here – others to get us to feel so much The Macon which for the past sevtreme caution" Dr Corper aaid 'totonight while officers investigated her favor is that the hurricane seasorrier for tem than they do that son has not yet reached the Caribbean eral monthshas participated in exerL1NCOLNIANA PRESENTED the deathof Jack Schemens day bene- ' we will do all the fighting for "Naturally we cannot tell any- FQXBORO Mass May 6 (P)—The adopted son-o- f Mrs Annie Sche The navy's dirigible policy was cises on' the Pacific coast has 'env Besides we couldn't go to thing yet and it will take from 18 collection of Lincolniana owned by mens'whowas killed when he was hung id the balance since the Akron fitted by the recommendationswar with 'Cm now for we just "We spent 12450000 constructing disaster last spring The Macon navy months to two years to determine the late Dr William E Barton of struck by Jame? tar If the Macon It an airship in time of sent our fleet around on the east Foxboro clergyman and author of James told officers the child ran officers said holds the answer whether we have a preventive" toast in case we would have trou Both the prisoners serving life many works on 'Abraham Lincoln out on the highway from behind a She proves her practicability and war can sight the enemy sleet and hie with Portugal or Spain terms will be given commutations has been presented to the University car parked along the roadside The staunchness tbe government may au- report it before destruction the conz Yours following the experiments state of of Chicago The collection includes car officer& said dragged–the child thorize more construction if not air- struction cost is justified That is 1 Before they of 1500 printed volumes and documents a distance of M paces–from where ship development may be abandoned? what we wish to learn The maneu- I ficials announced fered themselves for the experimenta giving proof of the legitimacy of Lin he WAS first bit The occident oc- The United Press learned author- vers this year are on a large scale curred six and a half miles north of itatively despite official attempts to and simulate warfare: a high ofitthe convicts were toldthe testa may coin's birth and his mother Minimize the incident that the Ma Lot said here their deaths) i I ::::::''' '!r::4Fi'10 t :':'' 1 1: ' "' : :i44 1 ''' 1 :2' ::: Sii i '2 ' : i:: ' bull -- RUSSIANS' IRE INCREASED BY IUTAH REMAINS Seerecy Yeas U S Plans for' OF DINOSAURS Insull Arrival BAN ON LOANS TO BE SOUGHT Tribune-Chicag- Put tone t :1All'IIKAPING rt ht Leaders Act - WASHINGTON May 6 industrialists banded under the title of the national committee for modification of industrial tions of the security exchange act asked congress tonight to make fur-ar- e that revisi"ons in securities legisla- tion A letter sent to Chairman Fletcher of the senate banking committee and Chairman Rayburn of the house corn- merce committee said the stock change control bill contained "many provisions which extend its scope far beyond the regulation of exchanges and speculation" A "serious mistake" said the corn-Bmittee ' had been made "in failing to give heed to the statements which have been given you urging further modifications" The letter tvas signed by W B Bell president of the American anamid company as chairman of the committee 'and the following: Thomas 1111cInnerney president of the National Dairy Products cot M—Allen president of poration: the Mathiesen Alkali company Ro- land J Hamilton president of the American Radiator company Samuel W Reyburn president of thi Ass° elated pry Goods corporation C A "Addle president of the Pullman Car and Manufacturing company T M Girdler chairman of the Republican Steel corporation and F A Merrick president of the Westinghouse comElectric and Manufacturing sec-Peac- e Cy-wh- BOSTON May 6 (il)—The Atlantic novel prize of 610000 offered jointly by the Atlantic Monthly press and Brown and company was Little awarded to Samuel Rogers for bis novel "Dusk At the Grove" It was announced today This was the third Atlantic pany I novel and the first to be The senate will take up the stock author an American by bill with the prospect of wres'eh-inne71P: vote 1) ' " POW BANNED - ' Offer Hurled Aside Now that and the quotations exact is a startling an- nouncement pondered in the light of some of the campaign speeches which Hoover deliv ered even if he couldn't write them back in '32 Hoover's re- cenfaim of course was to win to his banner the support of those who know that their sole hope of political salvatiOnmitA In the forthcoming national is a record of support of the most important at least of the new deal policies the Hoover peace offer has been hurled aside Mr Hoover take it from the Republicans who are fighting for their political lives is too recent and sour a memory in - the minds of the voters and- fair or not call it or ingratitude or treachery you will the big boys havedeclared that a Hoover benediction is the kiss of death and so have sidestepped if not ditched him Br To REARM IN ' Industrial Novel Prize of $10090 Given American Author 0 r - MONDAY MORNING ' I 6— L LOCAL METAL PRICES — B mitt Asvtin 11111:1 g 111o Offices where they ore not the eorporsCon's Associated Press atWASHINGTON May 6 — Building office staffed by experts will tempt to place the loan in 'private blue the be must under companies sources Ns Luxuries eagle to obtain any of the 6200000- I 000 worth of business which the gov- Although the law sets virtually no ernment Is going to create in eaten& restriction on the type of loan which ing aid for reconditioning the nation's the corporation may make officials distressed homes believe that a standard whereby genIt is possible also that a similar erally speaking loans will not be the on restriction will be imposed made if it increases the Cost of keepFor instancie--throgram to stimulate the private ing up a house r spending of—$15000000001or-othecorporation—hu no intention of distressed homes installation of air conditionTnhis became known today with the ing or even less luxurious items of the name examination of plans The corporation has adopted the Owners' Loan corporation for siltIng policy of encouraging the use of loup special agenices in the corpora- cal facilities to the greatest extent tion's 30005ffices to advise home own- possible including labor purchase of ers in need of money how to obtain material and so on funds for reconditioning 'Officials have set yp three types of This oneretion will be directed by work under the general heading of Donald H McNeal formerly manager is any'Repairing of the National Homes Finance cor- reconditioning which puts a house in a livable thing poration which is operated by the condition remodeling requires a basin building industry change while modernizing of the corpora- structural The distribution is a type of work which raises the tion's $200000000 falls definitely un- standard of the home above Rs origider the president's ban against non nal intent The use of these terms blue eagle firms and the ban may be an attempt to define the extended to the new project for en- represents so as to avoid confusion operations couraging the spending by home own- From now on the general operation ers of $1500000000 with the govern- will be referred to as "reconditionment Making epartiel guarantee of Eng" ratherthan meidernization loans to carry out the work 4 renovizing or other terms Prevision Guarantee in common its& Idititthe home owner Where the guarantee is not sought Inseeking the government has no right to im- will go to the office of the 'corporapose any restrictions but the guar- tion nearest him It the office finds antee is what will make many of the he is entitled to government aid he will be given a list of contractors and loans suitable collateral The $200000000 fund will be avail- front it will choose three with whom able to any home owner in distress he would like to deal These three whether or not he has received pre- - may then bid for the Job the lowest vious aid from the corporation in re- bidder getting the work It had been The lists of contractors are to be financing indebtedness generally understood that only home made up on the basis of answers to owners already aided could get addi- iquestionnaires which will be given to contractors requeSting them and tional help for "'reconditioning Home owners seeking such aid will which require the contractors to be carefully investigated to see if agree to certain minimum standards they actually are in distress and of building and work Sting mariner Mr Hoover had most modestly suggested to some G O P potentates that he was greatly interested in the reorganization of the party machinery—particularly the sadly busted and practically headless Re publican national committee— and that even more he would go to great lengths in assisting his colaborers in the G O P vineyard when it came time to draw up a platform designed to set Franklin D Roosevelt down by the heels And after all wasn't be Herbert Hooves titular head of the party? it4 LC Local H notoriously ungraleful In the most gentle and ingrati-- 1 t lk WORLD RACE O'Donnell----- 1 wAsHrtsIGToNi May IS—Sad Indeed is the fate of the great The worthy Mr Her engineer bert Hoover who only a few( years ago was hailed as great gift to America and the Republican party has in the Wter days received one of the most humiliating rebuffs fronkhis erst and political While pyeophants companions that °ever a national figure suffered In fact Mr 'Hoover meditating on his Cali fornia estates could not be blamed if he mused that Repub licans as well as republics are ilk '‘ 4 -! A - ---By ' SALT LAKE CITY UTAH Home Loan Repairs Washington Be Made To Only by Observer-Blue EaglBuilders 6 0 A t 11 -- t 1 t 0 ' ' ng le be-ab- - against-the-prison- Soviet-America- n er - Roosevelt Ends Short Holiday MicöifgHI:c:4iibb044:F1iklit - 'Tp:Detide:Aligh10'Poliék FketManeuver Will Determine If Govern ment Construct More Dirigibles grief-stricke- n 13ed-in-- lighter-than-ai- Convict Stricken as Death Gamble With Tuberculosis Serum Starts Will Rogers Says: -- -- mb (— CANON CITY Colo May d The death that Colorado convict No 8217 gamhled against in the cause of science threatened him tonight Ile was seriously 111 from the first of a series of Injections of serums which he volunteered to tske In a "human test tube! experiment to determine if a new tuberculosis preven tin developed at Denver is a suc- cess' -- enemy-7-sudde- Another tonvict Carl Erickson 62 who also Is taking the serums wu not made ill by the first injections which were started Thursday Dr H J Comer of the National Jewish hosplal at Denver who has been experimenting with the serums for 15 years said MikeSchmidt 53 the sick convict is seriously ill but his condition is not considered critJest The serums ki4vil bent tooted oullatist A ' ' - "eat : 0i ----- - e0:tA(01 |