| Show -oo 7HE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SUN DAY MORNING I MAY 13 1934 S iD1 ISI U c Selection of Republican ONE KILLED National Chairman Stirs IN SOUTHERN Dissention in Party Ranks scHoc L: arav $'''MAy ! - - ° Congressional a ' in I Sentiment of Relief Support Megislation Show Gain - I o Survey Says $75000000 iNCOuld Cover Borrowing - Neçded Cash sal PRODUCTION taMtSPMNII FORMULA OF STIIIKE AA A SCORED r Violence Continues in Texas Pacific Coast Ports Kearney Demands Alloca tion to Areas on Basis of Past Performance ! HARRY BROWN Tribune Correspondent :WASHINGTON May 12—Republicans in cOngress and tither Repub Heaps who in times past have been more or 'less promirlintly identified with party management ere "all hot and bothered" over the impending meeting of the Republican national committee at Chicago on Juni 5 called to select a new chairman to succeed Everett Sanders who hu decided to retire Just why' the naming of It new national chairman should occasion' so much commotion at this time is hard to explain Lave on the theory that this is the first opportunity the Republicans have had as a party to do anything since their overwhelming defeat in the election of November It repily makes very little difference who is chairman of the Republican national committee for the next l two up to the time the national convention meets in Junt1935 to nominate the next candidate for president The national committee bas no function perform in the congressional and senatorial campaigns this fall There are senatorial and congressional comto hanmittees Already-organizdle those campaigns The election of senators and congressmen is beyond the- - constituted functions of the nit lona! committee Yet there is con-siderable interest being aroused among Republicans o'er the coming Chicago conference arid there is not the slightest indication as yet as to what the committee will do There is no possibility that the Meeting of the national committee may develop into a good party fight for there are no enct of candidates for the chairman ship indicating the extreme state of disorganization into which the party has fallen But the party has no out-standing man to offer there is no Republican of such prominence as to insure his selection and almost anything may come out of the Chicago meeting Chairman Sanders is retiring sole ly on the ground of ill health He tup derwent a serious operation during the latter part of the winte r and has never recovered His health is seriously impaired he is not physically equal to the r'task of carrying on Bl'OXP:4':TS4 IL S SECRETARY WAGE PRIMARY HURLS WHEAT FIGHT TUESDAY 1 Guards Held for Murder STATE TROOPS ASKED INEQUALITY I5 SHOWN V- by 400 Longshoremen at Portland t Camden Quiet Attacked Police West Would Bear Brunt of Reduction While East no 7am-711e-wil- 1 cornmittees mum - Benefited' Says Official 0 By Asiociated Press WASHINGtON May 12 (ii")—A Violence broke out afresh yesterday the allocation of beet protest against "By ARTHUR SEARS HENNING in Texas and Pacific coast ports ' (Salt Lake Tribum-Chicsg- o sugar production quotas under: the where strike pickets Aver the waterService) n act on any basis ex- and one dead -front 12D-striker leafing !WASHINGTON May cept past performance was' made to another wounded at Galveston Congressional sentiment in support the agriculture ilepartment today by The Galveston shooting followed a -- et federal school relief legislation Charles M Kearney president of the truce between longshoremen and f4 pearl io''be gaining rapidly enough National Beet Growers' association most of t be shipping companies to force the administration into sane- ' We have bead advised that same Three guards of the Clyde Manor tioning the passage of legislation authinterests-ar- eauuming therwshould develop-uadvocating- the allocation orizing-federal lung to school dlething to be carried on Moreover steamship lines one of the companies of the beet sugar quota among Sanders Wu made national chairman with which an agreement was not I voweri producers and processors - qicts throughout the countrt at the request of President Hoover reached were charged with murder' More tluiri 30 bills designed 51 pro-Samuel Insull"dethroned utility magnate be- former utility czar At left of Insu II stands upon theoretical and hypothetical following his renomination largely and assault to murder in connection vide federal aid for insolvent school James Gabriel chief bailiff of the criminal court eircumstimces and not on actual past because he had been private secreIn the criminal court where foreiJudglainnegan and at his right back to camera b Attorney perfonances" Kearney wrote A J tary to President Coolidge He wu with the outbreak not the choice of the national commit- ''Tivelve thousand men were or- the state bond of $50000 was put up to free the counsel Floyd Thompson Mr S Weaver chief of the A A A sugar tee but of the president and candi- dered back to workin Texas and that zome-ty- pe section Louisiana ports but longsharemen date for reelection same the By of school ald legislation may be forced' token whoevet is chosen chairman remained on strike for the fourth day Kearney said the sugar section has to a vote before the present session on the Pacific coast toontinus on Pero Nincl the domestic beet sugar proposed ) Shots were fired at San Francisco o quota of 1550000 tons be allocated 'Although President Roosevelt hu when a mob of Strikers attacked five repeatedly emphasized his duke to among the producers on this formula: negroes and overturned their autoof government provide some mobile near the Grace Line pier but Formula Outlined assistance for the nation's educano one 'was bit First—that the harvested acreage tional systema he has declined thus Guard Requested Brother Son and Grandson of Former Utilities Czar Pay of the 193334 beet crop be multifar to approve any legislation on the R At Portland Pre Governor Julius ground that loana or grants would in- ''S14YR:-:rAcCOr (1929-34- ) aver- plied by the Visit to Returned Fugitive L Meier:was asked to call out the vblve too heavy an expenditure at age per acre national guard to maintain order on the present time and would disrupt Second -- - that the relationship the waterfront One policeman wu the program to balance the budget' foiced attendance in courtrooms which this formula establishes CHICAGO May 12 (AP)--H- is thrown overboard and others several R C Has Needed rands among producers be accepted as the beaten when 400 strikers swept past 'Old Line' Forces and In- - over for a while Samuel Insult held a court of his own in his ratio on which 'the 1550000 tons ' anis objection however would lineo and stormed the steampolice room today for his brother and the grandson he quota shall be allocated seem to have been surmounted by redependents in ---- Bitter- - pital ship Admiral had not seen in two years fundamental weakness of the t s cent surveys Indicating that 75 A 3000 of strike at workers the formula is that it sets up an typo-thesFailure of World Next Conflict would be adequate to cover po- King Looks Wal his first day of freedom from it 111 A Pennsylvania New York Shipbuikling company which is in no sense a true tential borrowings for the payment custody since Turkish officers took Means Increased Amer' plant at Camden N J was ended reflection of actual conditions or the of school teachers' back salaries and ley With Morgenthau to when strikers and company officials him off the Malotis Greek freighter past performances production" that 118 millions would be sufficient NARRISBURG Pa1May 12 'OP)— can Crop Wallace Says reached a wage raise agreement - GOvernor and Martin Insull took the opportunity Evolve Measure Kearney said to meet all educational relief needs Pinchot the Gifford proof CleveRepresentatives striking He said that intentionally or not to come from Morocco Ind for-- the during the coming year Chairman land gasoline station attendants and gressive and Senator David A Reed it penalizes those areas which proJesse Jones of the Reconstruction Fivisit since first of their Paths of oil flight the for ATHENS Ga May 12 (JP)—The companies conferred he duce 85 per cent of American beet ' v the Conservative clash Tuesday in nance corporation has stated that the wAsitiNcrom May 12 five hours at Washington without — sugar (the Rocky mountain west) 15 F C has sufficient funds available negotiations for silver rehabilitation wheat growing nations of the world senatorial separated Republkan Pennsylvania's adan then agreement beneThe spare erect junior partner of and confers disproportionate to make loans to school dtstricts if legislation remained in statue quo to- today were put On notice by Secre- reaching -' Hi the battle between parprimary-until Monday If then they the Insull brothers walked into St Administrator Picks Heads fits On' the remaining 15 per cent these estimates prove accurate and day but a majority of the senate silver tary of Agriculture Wallace that en journed unable to composit their differ- ty's "old line" forces and the pinchot Luke's hospital and told the attendant Mult i be reached unleu art Pldiana Ohio and Wisthat an ' edditional appropriation bloc clung optimistically to the belief agreement fOr Two 'within an hour' Secretary df htdependentark-oNt- 1 he wished to see Samuel lima Consin) Crop satisfactory bin would emerge aome they wish the Udited States: to go Inc' viould not be necessary Ickes 'will be called into Governor Pinchot who broke down Into production on a big scale and the Interior ''' ' time next weelt ' Kearney said the 1550000 ton 14 rinse Cut Off t i The serious nature of the 'crisis the conference the once impregnable Republican orDivisions world's markets quota voted by cOngresa to domestic MI the nations school system is Meanwhile with the stock market battle for thethe clerk "b the ut 'aid sorry" ganiution of the Keystone state is beet sugar will permit a production Reviewing Strike Averted collapse of the ton Indicated by figures compiled by the bill now on the way to conference don conference which was designed ' Mediation averted a the lad year of his second Mr Install is absolutely forbidden i of 28971962 begs of 100 pounds each National Education threatened serving association in with the house and other Important to Increase WASHINGTON May 12 He said since the production of beet export prices by 10 per 'milk s ike at Akron Ohio about 600 term as governor Reed is fighting to see any visitors" legislation ready for floor action sentrecent survey cent and aid the fanners of the world the meat he has held in the sen- Even a to his bedsid c' heads of the sugar and rice sections sugar last year was 32826690 bags calls baker s and bakery wagon drivers re- - retain Expenditures for schools through- ate Democratic leaders laid plans for Wallace said telephone ate for 13 years were the quota demands a reduction In of the farm administration that he was "exceeding- mainin on strike an adjournment within the next three out the country in 1933-3have been cut off But Martin Instil named according today by Administrator Davis output during the first quota year to the &geodetical amounted to $1- - weeks by continuing to bring tile sen- ly disappointed" by the failure of the A final decision by the la- Recovery In Conflict John E Dalton formerly executive of 3854728 bags or 1174 per cent conference and that a serious bor board on the dispute between the in the bitter conflict has been identified himself and was admitted 753000000- -4 decrease of nearly l200- - ate to work an hour earlier Silver legislation and the reciprocal matter for the world although it was Remington-Ranourh story bedroom his brother assistant in the commodities division 000000 from the expenditures of the com- - tossed the national administration'a to Unfairness Claimed Typewriter not so serious from the viewpoint of and chairmen of the administration's Pinchotv who occupies es a hospital guest a recip- - code previous year This drop in education-e- l tariff bill probablr'wM be the last pany and Its employes svaa expected recovery policies n When the bill was committee made was farmer analysis Witt measures acted to big outlays forced by a 'number of upon' bring a speedy end to the strikes backed Theodore Roosevelt in 1913 zocal gesture in appreciation of put chief of the sugar section enacted" Kearney said it was sup-conferees the Unleu can out work of Chairman the at Middletown Conn and Syracuse has promised to support the presiuntoward circumstances took place King (D Utah) Charles G Miller administration posed the penalties and benefits of It the face of the fact that enroll- unofficial silver committee said he ex- an agreement he mid the United Ilion and Norwood N Y dent Reed has criticised the Rooser gifts by Insull and the $19000 that rice States and control expert since August and an Ar- crop production were to be distribumay give Stup crop was no Luke's of in share a nients of students at the present time pected belleilt pernegotiaSenator Wheeler of Montana took velt administration developments as ted as ate 875000 greater than they were tions with the treasury and White compete for outside markets He gave the matter of the Montana copper Pinchot has branded' Reed a resi- fonnence a decade or so back when kansas rice grower for 26 years beet justlyareas"possible through all where he assisted in organizing that sugar ' credit to the agricultural adjustment miner' strike to the national labor dent of Pittsburgh as the "messenger House over the weekend' I live years ego He said it was never intended that Further conferences with SecreterY administration for making At possible board in an effort to adjust difficul- - boy of the Mellow the International Mr: Insull the former Gladys Wallis state's first rice growers' cooperative all benefits 770 Schools Closed ' were to go to-- one aria to heads returned for for a the rice the the section United a stage to States enforce charity held next Morgenthau will be ties which caused 4000 men to leave Money lords and the steel interests" revival of "A School for Scandal" early and all disadvantages to another "yet S A Weaver who succeed little Despite the $30000000 diabursed by week after the treasury head J scatter reduction They acreage and had has the mines calls Pinchot Reed the formula the federal emergency relief admin an chatted with his brother for formerly heeded both sections but this is precisely what to discuss with Fred its wheat throughout the consuming Miners belonging to cOmpany 111"ldtlIo!1 common scold"personally anMartin - i hour and 20 minutes leaving in a has been promoted to associate direc- proposes" istration and the C W A for work dentopportunity Roosevelt the progress reported nations' light for the Democratic taxicab without offerinrcomment on tor of the program planning division relief for teachers according to the Kearney claims the A A A formula "It is to be hoped" he said "that unions were at work in western Gen- tidipite a between silver bloc member to have been nomination Joseph P Gulfey their reunion association about 770 schools were by 'Personnel of the sugar section also increases the production of the east- the world conference can be saved tucky mines at $4 a day pending made at their parley yesterday closed in January 1934 This meant and that other exporting nations will decision on a permanent Injunction and Roland S Morris a former amDespite the fact that Samuel and will include R H CottrelItkOgden ern area which last 'year had the King confidently predicted a bill against enforcement of the 6460 N R bassador to Japan the party leaders Martin were Indicted the elimination of facilities for the would jointly by the: and D R Pulliam of Loveland Colo largest crop In Its history 1925 excome out of the discussions that perceive that they have even greater A scale but 11350 miners of the Haz-- have expressed confidence that their federal and oounty Rice section assistants will be cepted and ruddles all reductions instruction of 175000 childrens on furies grand would declare the policy et the goy- interest in the salvation than we ard fields of eastern Kentucky al- - nominee will be elected the various charges of fraudulent use Charles B Howe economist and on the west" In many communities the associa- arnment "shalr be that silver be made have in the United States though receiving the $660 scale were "The western producers would bear tion found teachers have been carDenied of the mails violation of the rational Thomas C Plunket of Elton La field With the A Burled of mechanism Charge A A the blue with gold' the monetary on strike against alleged N R A coal not only the reduction of 3854728 contact act embezzleand rying on without pay for months In forprimary added would r Pinchot with has it be bankruptcy secretary Poslarceny Reed representative charged issues with the ultimate code price violations the country as a whole teachere' sal- aim currency bags which the quota requires but auessments on ment from their companies' treasuries of a 35 per cent silver and 75 per sible for the United States to meet ' levying campaign Mr Cottrell appointed to the per- they would be forced to submit to - state In Jill Kehl aries are more than $55000000 in ar- cent its it with would be of wis tried wheat a kind surplus the — unlikely governor they any charge employes gold ratio4 tonna of the sugar section formerly a further tut of perhaps 28956 bags ' rears while $10000000 has been paid Eighteen persona remained in jail has repeatedly denied Be bas also together Steps to carry out Such a policy' ecanpetition that might be established was general superintendent of the so that the east might add to its them in the form of emergency school such tried 'Martin can be nations other on same at at Kan and Wichita edministrathe the of by the attacked only governor's facing charges as nationalisation of all domestic Warrants Amalgamated Sugar company at Og- production" Kearney said state time aid the and the criminal 'charges in proseconnection county tol cooperating growers syndicalism den He left Ogden about two months 'One city In 'every four has reduced stocks and other purchases would be get comparative He said if the 1174 per cent reThe Republican gubernatorial nom- cutor said he Would not delay him trial prices for the por-- 1 with Wednesday'a unemployment permissive in the opinion of tion ago to become an assistant of Mr duction required by the quota were it school term it was reported and made and - the its' until the of finished riots there candidates 'congovernment telt is domestically ination crop by some sought other members 0( the t Weaver this year thousands of rural schoola King applied evenly over the country sumed The with party- leaders predicting the prosecution of Samuel The latter'm western acreage would be cut by 60- will Operate for less than a "I trust that the other exporting Cowpony S ' C Senatei Borah (lt Idaho) and some race will be close between four of next courtroom appearance will occur' 670 acres However be said11 tie wheat be- Tug Rammed by Steamer nations period Teachers' salaries have been others have said must see he when will the Wednesday plead danger" heavy guard they would not be be ssid administration requires the west to cat until at least one out of every satisfied fore T James United to the States !sand In leaders the Judge addition Watched In Tardy help Injured party with anything less than a to four is receiving leas than $750 a year all the reduction the beet a ea restore the agreement to a work- and a group of persons who attempt- - with interest the campaign conduct- county indictment The bane judge Eight Lose Lives take purchase clause -- lass than-thIn the west must be scaled down minimum N R A wage mandatory Will over a hula" Wednes trial ing enter A ' The Borah faction contends the mill the preside edto jury John ed grounds Mosparrana dry by pre& Here to address the 84280 acres for unskilled labor—and about 85000 !dent University of Glove : makers of Gloversville Democrat and Pinchot's secretary- of day ot Martin Insull's plea at abateBERLIN May 12 already his permissive power to by teachers are getting less than $450 ment institute of maOther Problems affairs Georgia the Johnstown both and other who is Fulton county attacking grand public seeking county agriculture jury the steamer Albert Bailin which it ' help silver but has not done so and annually-- as illegally set up additional authority of this nature Secretary Wallace said the drouth in N Y town voted to end their strike jo party nominations wu towing out of the mouth of the "Between these two figures lea SOIA cut In ESTentle the middlewest was alarming to the after receiving a 10 per cent wage There are two Democratic gubernio difference of 17600 acres enough to Weser river today the tugboat would be useless Other 'Visitors ' people' of that area but in no way 'increase itorial candidates fl'he steadily increasing enrollment beets for two factories" - The elder 'Instill was told he need cur" sang with seven members ot the supply threatened a national food shortage The publisher of the Evanston (M) In schools of the country moreover Silver Bloc Faces' With these facts in crew and wife of one of them per- Kearney said not when Federal appear Tuesday x filed suit for an ittjunc- - SENATOR'S DACORTIR NAMED mind it might be argued that any appears likely to Increase the severity ishing arSullivan L entertains Judge Philip tion to prevent picketing by the Chi-- WASHING'TON May 12 of the Ploblem' Estimates are that Defeat Says Murdock'' Indicationi that the eight includ- program which forces the west to guments on the legality of his seizure school revenues will not be more than Icago Typographical union The strik- - Elizabeth Wheeler daughter of Sen- at Istanbul the wife of the took might have stand the entire decrease in acre- ing WASHINGTON Mai 11 era who have been replaced by out- - ator Burton K Wheeler of Montana next year—s reduction resentativ caller found hosAnother refuge in a watertight Com- age and output therefore transfers at :ViUát:7-cDiidëlithe morning Murdock ID Utah) In an li554300000 since last side employes charge violationof the hu been named vice chairman of a pital roam where to east the right to year and of interview today declared the congresInstill is resting was partment were reported and rescue from the west ' dire& formation of N Several R to code A the were committee factories" two 5400000000 since 1930 persons were out sent operate tugs speedily who was Samuel Jr accompanied tY sional silver bloo was farther from BASE4 Switzerland May 12 in clashes between strikers young Democratic clubs in universi- John O'Keefe for years said other problems are —The Albert Bailin —whith 'Congressional advocates of legisla- success was injured Kearney seer private ) than ever before because of The Bank for International Settle- company officials and police tibn to empower the government to ties and colleges Involved including the indication by tary to the bead of the lasull -utilities bhund for New York rescued five California rEnder temporary assistance to the negotiations between senate members ments will iend its fourth year on members of the 'crew and returned to growers that it the admin and houses investment nitional educational system are citing and the White Housa on the subject Monday May 14 by declaring ILO ' tate Undertakes segregation into istration the pier a Albert Is The Bailin the three' the in generaday "The present negotiations have re- per cent dividend as in boom ' the fact that virtually every other sulted days production areas or regions they will tions at Samuel Instill got together— German ship ot 278 grca tons just as detrimentally to silver Stabilization of world currencies am desire a hearing on their problems type of activity has received aid from name Samuel maul! founder at the the government during the emergency legislation as an outright veto would early as possible and renewed faith of production and marketing that and the fortune now depleted Samuel Glassford's Resignation' have without however advan the the in are as individual as those of Michgold standard are expected to period They find it hard they say II shorn' of the high offices' he once in reconcile vast expenditures for tage on the part of congress of the be expressed by the assembly As Conciliator Demanded to held igan and other eastern states assistant but now 'operating toother purposes with the fact no effort right to override such a veto" the The banks pftlits last year California produces 23 - per cent chairman the the of utilities - ' Chicago taled 13000000 Swiss francs- t being made to sustain so vital a Utahn declared more beet sugar Kearney said than who-va- s Samuel and III' companieg'These conferences between exec wAsHiNGToNimar The drop in profits was offset by 01The Anction as the education of children Ohio Indiana and do Michigan a old babe to and heir rear apparent tive departments and senate etiver rigid economy in American Civil Liberties union said consin combined He said likewise ' operation especialmillions when his grandfather last rriett have cinfirmed by often repeated ly In salaries statement pre-saa in that it bad intoday Ths decrease in Idaho have indicated a and Utah him before for sailed he Europe sented a memorandum demanding the statements that under our system of come began when for special treatment Germany shortly in 1931 ' government it is in absolute mistake after Adolf Hitler took power of Brigadier General Pei-- gletire paid shwa' ritunierl Ever a father be has resignation Equity Sought for the legislative branch to begin up the $100000000 international loan ham D Classford as federal concili- said western producers study- - expressed a what to see his grandson" ator of labor troubles in the Imperial began 'experts Kearney Romr may:12 UP)—taly will be Government negotiations with the executive branch wherein 'the bank had a are willing to accept any allocation lilt means- of expanding export busi- said Samuel Jr He waited until Ws valley California to Secretary prior to some definite legislation on slice Following this Austria and banker- - for Austria and RugarY afternoon nap was over before lam ness withinsthe to the part of congress" build their effort Wallace and Sena- - based on put production perform empire as the first up Secretary supreme Jugoslavia liquidated their loans from I the 643 tato te to the hospital tor Wagner head of the national "' youngater ?Mane ISertlebringing move in this direction &nee either last year's crop or an Murdock said he hoped the semte which the bank wu trade ' receiving inter- - foreign sSHANGHAI Way 12—A Japanese silver bloc would enact some mandaTheir purpose is to build up with bor board average of the last five years or a She wiU furnish most of the Credit eat i Xwantung army airplane today scat- tory legislation for the remonetization Order to Unite Ths statement said the three had general average under agreements for increased ex- the greatest possible speed so that tered leaflets over the environs of of the white metal despite the 1111111e "Western producers" Kearney con: FERE CHIEIP USES TAXI been Instrumental in the appointment port financing included In the tri- Japanese competition can be checkGirl With 14 Peiping threatening drastic actiott in cessful conferences with executive deMother outset the "even though they have defi tinued of from mated be Glassforcl to former head of the 'commercialaccord HAGERSTOWN Md May 12 (4)-- - angular the event the Chinese do not punish partments ' ' An intimation that Tokyo had ac- nite views concerning the allocation Washington police force "Hey taxii" That's how the fire chief signed Monday 01 the soldiers who' allegedly 'fired on Ill cepted the British Challenge to a tradd OKLAHOMA CITY May 12 (UP) The memorandum - charged Omit of quotas are pot attempting to is going to answer alarms lit HateraSpecial exchange arrangetnents COW FALLS ON WOMAN Japanese troops !wounding a dozen formulas circles in official here tate made e was war had General been Glassford tomorrow barmful 'effects Mother' to avoid Charmade for town The city cotincil disagreeing be "openly day while the Japanese were marching beTYPZLO Miss program—which gives a leen Grunion 114 will meanhaving Partisan to the employers" T– Meg la VP)--- i- o about buying a tar for the chief de- of currency fluctuations on the work- this morning tween Chihsien and Malanyu (near Mrs Pauline Hollandaworth s said the same was time sosable degree of equity to all sugar At it the the s of Richard goes the plan cided instead on a contract with a ing ' the great wall) Within the LABOR LEAGUE YOLKED farmers is acceptable to them and distinction of being injured !'!by taxicab company to see that he wathoPeful Whir Un- While th child cried n cotmty gets Austrian minister and one f the no- government demilitarized zone' toward would bappettte affect friend- court today and said she wanted her GREEN RIVER Wyo—The Sweet they are willing to cooperate in the She was milking a cow on to fires A dollar a fire Lathe gotiators asserted tonight'" rate The Japanese army report claims prosy" e such a progrout' mother Judge C C Chrisison ruled water County Labor Legislative development her farm when lightning struck the He said the pact would assure CO- ly political re1ation5 7 The incident occurred May asserted thewestern beet term today for political 1nomic Independence to his country cow and it fell on Mrs Hollandsworth month-ja- il A communique given out at Tokyo she should return- to the parent- - Mrs league was formed Thursday evening tails were suppressed although g criticism ' A winter relief fund admitted that the Japanese govern- Berth y ?leerier Dyer Ark when S A Wright of Rock Springs sugar growers are unalterably op breaking her Japanese allegedly were woundlector declared he beard her call to LONDON May 12 fill—Britain set ment is "considering necessary courttor-Since she was 2 years old the girl was elected president anct Robert posd to arty' plan which forces any ed The Japanese demand that the PROFESSOR'S WIFE SENTENCED her husband Don't give them a about tightening her defenses today against the British com- hild lived with Mr and Mrs Charles Simerl of Green River was named arra to bear the full weight el crop Chinese culprits b turned over to BERLIN May 12 (111 mercial program Japan it said in- Grisson Putnam City--IOlga Segf- penny they all not the working against possible Japanese Court she secretary-treasurerMembership b reduction which he believes was the Japanese for appropriate punish-ane- bracht wife of a pensioned man's government—they're blakr- lion in the trade war the Nipponese tends to safeguard all her "rights and asserted she had pot been treated well opened to labor men of Green River tended to "poly to the nation as $ ' - land Rock rofessoto was sentenced to six nailerg" iwbola her foster Soafea tab Aro understood to Inv accepted iinteresta" Springs -' ' !riait 14 - THIRTY BILIS PENDING DOCK Moses 'to Needs Way LeacV No Great Out of Presenters in sight at Present G O When Dethroned Magnate Appearedin Cogt Jones-Costiga- 4 i 5 4 t ed of Insulls R eum ted in Hospital Room piNcHoT REED Three Generations five-yea- WAR THREAT Evens----1----- - mil-Iron- far par -- fact - — suG p TcE is ntlt) CHIEFS NAMED - gloONMENIONNO (tP)-'-T- s NP 1Fm ' — (W)--- New t 4 than-usua- l te d ' ll Jones-Costiga- 4 -- " I e - h ' pickets A s 5141 11 a - - ' News-Inde- Básel Bank Pláns in 111 - - (— Italy to Finance Austria Hungary for Trade Drive British Tighten Defenses Against Nipponese in Fight for More Commerce Japan Airplanes: Drop Warnings one-fourt- h s ' o ' 06 ' 's rIbune-Chka- 4 coirt' - ' -- a Bev-er- -- - moves - 6 '1 4 |
