Salt Lake Tribune | 1934-05-13 | Page 32

e 8 THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SUNDAY MORNING MAY 13 1934 ' Insull Faces - Trial — Britain ' - ()Pens TradeyiTar— Nyar Debts Perplex 0' ::':' :::: :: ' if Race J i: 4! k: i: ' f'" ' t: :'' gl 0 44-- :i p r ' ( - t —:!"-- ) )t t -7 t ! : -- '' ': : -7 '' ::' 20i : :'"': t : - 75I' - '' ' :: J t o s"'"!7' ti C'Stol::'' ' ''' s - :: 1 1 I Iti :: :: ::1: J t ILLINOIS In Chicago's Pennsylvania station there alighted from a special car a 14ryearold man flanked by a guard et federal operative& His return to the Windy city marked the end of a flight whkk began almost two "ears' ago and led to the far comers of Europe and the near east The col- long walk caused a temporary lapse in the aging mantsuffering -- ' :::::2::: t1:':! r :: t-- i ': :'':-:: 1 i r-- ::i 1 t: :: " ‘ from a sclerotic heart ' Thus did Samuel Insuff quondam Utilities czar of the midwest who f soared to the pinnacles only to fall ' abruptly as the financial paniot 1' billion-dollar empire Crushed his and made of him a fugitive enter a to await United States Jail there trial cif chargrs of using the mails of funds to defraud and removing Bond was I bankrupt company Insult If conies- fixed at $200000 and ' 4 l' sedly broke remained in a hospital cot in the jail Legal efforts to low( ' er the bond failed ' an with Where Insull once ruled 1 Iron band the nation's second largest culture i eity's finance politics and he returned stripped of power and reputation charged with being a common criminal albeit one of magThe collapse nificent proportions of his empire the government con tends was caused through giantic shady stock manipulations which ruined thousands of investors e giant companies plunged Into bankruptcy ' ' Ile and bis associates must answer to charges( that United States malls Were used to bilk investors that they removed stocka totaling $2330$20 from the assets of the defunct comnany :' – Corporationon Securities the (second Indictment— With him ' are such figures is Harold L Stuart :! of Halsey Stuart & Co Edward: Doyle president 01 Commonwealth Edison and his son Samuel ID- :- - - :- 1 ' ' 1 t 1 :'': it : 44 '' t '?iiI - ::' 1 :71 9 ') 4?':'i i :::::': 4 :-- 5 :i 1 ' 1 i '' x I ':1:-::::':- : ' ' ''':I''':':!4! i'"i f 1?' i:' :''':' i :: ':: ' 'Hi ' i ': ::::: :: : 0 p : 7'4 ' i :::i - t i ! :::1 i ' ' "caught napping" Such is the prospect which faces resumption of the disarmament con ference scheduled to open later this : 1 ' ' : 1 ' - month in Geneva The conference wu scuttled last Tall when Hitler abruptly withdraw and precipitated situation which long had been brewing Nations already have abandoned the idealistie theory of disarmament hope for an arms truce tear one is impossible But hopes for peace are by no means ended Of late in the U S 3nuell propaganda hu been broad- cut about activities of munitions lobbies and the attention of the world is being called to those bust- nese interests which thrive on los-Mies The U S senate plans to Investigate next fall and common peoples of the world are almost unanimously opposed to warfare Moreover most nations - 'of - the world are financially desperate and experts realize by now there la I -- o 1 i 111 - i' 1i : i " 1 t '77:4( 0 ''''1 1 " 13 4115 I Jri - :' (77 l'i 1) l'' ' : i ) - k I17 -- - 0 v--J NnItie::: I k :if: 'S' ' (4 : ti 41 i ! S:‘ i : 1(ii) ''') ‘164Q::::" L::: r:1 I 77 It '' i I t I f t ' i ' '' 1 4'' :: 7) ' '' i ':1 I ait h4d064iibili:aAssiatAiivitatouveleakkaatosiokaikawatowommomkti44461 ):m4I969:nogAto:vxx4gogouomourxmwmtwkmougoolovotaoloxRwfwao: :::::'': i :::::::11 ' '': 'fL1 POISON - ri 0 - — 1i I 7 r one-tim- - - Affairs - Affecting the Nation at Large r - CONDEMNED General ' POLITICS -o- e- 10 VEXATION Twice each year there arises a I w-Hamishire n te-on- led-thr- ee intif:----paig- I' -- M ' - 6‘:44kiKN 0 It - ' ItsTFLUENCE sedators passed a rnited Stattofs thwart While Jot national Dillinger continued pobill a her international designed question Benjamin D Foulois chief of the laical conventions from being domi- - vexing to elude officers of the law bent I r 4 itage of the World war when the upon his army air crops by a house subcorn- - nated capture probably dead United States loaned billions to for by patronage beneficiaries mittee for his activities in letting holds that eign governments to win the con- - while congress passed gangster leg contracts for the purchase of army The Steiwer bill which iodation designed to curb his activ- no person holding an appointive doeunrreasalliteenn airplanes The denouncement re- - office the Dillinger influence was atm it the of under truster prof suited from the war department rift in Crown Point Ind whence government of the 'United States 'followed the holocaust and because felt between General Foulois and Msis- - shall D anger atarted his latest foray of alteror officer it found be delegate have foreign governments tant Secretary of War' Harry IL nate 11 crime by escaping jail with a wood of any political convention hay-- difficult i l to pay the inuetehrnaastiboeenanl Woodring concerning the purchase en pistol 7 nomination er aim or the its to burn ing upset allowed worth of planes The There Robert G Estill sought re- little national profit in War where of $7500000 avowed candidate election of any affairs were without contracts let eompetinomination as as a rule the winner takes nothing Lake county prose- for president or vice The semiannual payment date on cutor tive bidding drew opposition from or unavowed his ovponent used Dillinbut the loser loses everythink Un- United States" the ot 15 and arrives debts June president again the Woodring were voided by the army der Its terms federal ge r photographs in the campaign the troublesome issue rears its head judge advocate general and the U from cabinet officers toappointees The opponent Fred Egan of Gary com are janitors further War debt payments S comptroller general MON FIST i used the photographs showing Dil must ties convention activi eschew and United States the plicated by Said Representative Rogers of -to linger and Estill together as cam aparrs announcement r-- 15011tV tend commiireemartr--Jr materialanent Mia which startled the strict the free exchange Of "Evasion of the true intent of the ARAB-ITICTIworld and caused war clouds to law national goods Since world gold the primaries so the is that both in aPparent : assemble over the Pacific wal and effi supplies are inequitably distributed interests of the strengthened when Foreign Minis cient aviation Ittaxpayers most countries find it impossible to '" vicrEm obvious is a that ter Koki Hl rota in a Tokyo sull Jr ' remit in the yellow metal Because While hope for the life of June must be made at lat radical change speech recently said his nation also re is Robles their international trade granddaughter oil ''' will never again consult other pow- - early date1 RACKETS stricted they find it equally impos Tucson's wealthy Bernabe Robles - ' :' aeons in a Chineie It trial policy ell ended the Credits to :'f7:7:2M:Z:::a:'::04:::k: 1 In Chicago longest sible retired cattleman faded the south-- pay in Once a czar now a prisoner the fugitive Samuel Instal Was japan intends to push her "Asia for In modern court history a deter-west was amazed with another dar Therefore everi if the unwilling be- in ' one-tihis Chicago of scene thesis Ireturned triumphs to Miatics" the Mel W was an Illinois to Andrew Exonerated of governthe effort debtors Inined ness of foreign pay ing snatch at the base of the Sierra tween U S Marshal Henry Laubenheitner right and Deputy' ' Hirota added however that Ja ion Pittsburgh Ulleirtahao tycoon and ment to stamp out racketeering iA honest obligation forms a major Madre mountains on the estate of on trial In Cook 10 ewe to remain county's there IA jail racket-riddeexpects Cit7-"pan of n of left existing failurethe Cusack economic by world -Steve treasury secretary the element in defaults wealthy William F Gettle 47 Get 1 ‘ ' treaties such as the removal of bankrupt itutclas conditicifis are equally important tie was entertaining government alligations that he had '' After four months of arduous court for mail- fraud- ancl his estate which China's Pact — es tax of guarantees 20 income open deliberated 12 evaded of for a r1 funds expended payment work jury near Arcadia in celebration of the Moreover ' 1 1 )) I a the late defendofficials IT espoused he by policy devoted Government not charged were found ' debts hours guilty many of the completion of a recreation hart' and 'John Hay U S (I ' 4 secretary of state evaded payment of $71614427 In anti charged with using trade ass° i k swimming pool ' aweheoltntoomtihee weasuir' orwIrilbdu wteadalnotht Hiorta "we added But con significantly 1931 federal clubs but as for grand elation jurors furthering I In the recreation halrwere Gettle I ::::: i shall not repeat what happened at ---of laborers mechanics farm rackets but served rather to destroy it wealthy oil man and James P Wolf $::-4-:t1' sist!nag whatWe I Geneva no have and objection a to that obstacle state contended another is The plumber carpenter organize ' Her again furniture dealer of Westwood Cal 0 41:111FAECIE - ever to ENGLAND- exchanging views if neces- - found no cause of action against the tions of business owners in the Inn Albert Hitchin another guest had payment i ::Ar' Individual re with indict no larY powers bevreturned U S dictated carbonated potentate But U S congressmen In protest against ' mechanical dry linen oupply -f the seaS' hal :4? just left to join others in the real-b- y Inietrue ° BrItaing : and interests Intreaty garding Tights and mkt 'i dyeing dock workers rage and cleaning dence Footsteps were heard by the !4 political expediency resolutely Progress nits concomitant on i xi view fact in that but of the that bead The former labor enjoyed union long dustries conspired with treasury 1refuse to view the debt question pair who believed a gust was h rioted in Athens attempted to de zed?:t:::::::: east Asia views our of questions has Ire and to to rackets commerce ambassador leaders England jealously stroy a new grain loader installed in upon - tress of a realistic attitude have perpetuate yi:II::: 1 g to join them if were the powers by settleexoneration rejected a at to at a tribute force there pay "by operators Instead they heralded the apquently balked efforts her trade Privileges in au the harbor In the loader Greek It the Geneva meeting of the gratification ' to the associations under penalty of guarded ::1: 1:4 ment which will go far toward proach of two masked men who jury of MY fellow citizens workers see a threat to their en dme world But of late Ja the of rts U ons which forced na of Po league the The de that fact grand jury bombings and sabotage nomIc well being a symbol of idle smonthing the economic highway 1!:::t')::::v:: $::::f calmly advised host and guest to 0:::‘:ik tense denied the charges convinced and boulders The "Put 1em up gentlemen" Gettle pan industrially progressive hu ness and starvation to come There it our decision to withdraw from the mound conclusion notwithstanding 44:: of chuck-hole- s 1 - taken be would unwise it In low methods Um jury they were unfounded leave of the surely unusual producing ct: administration also pursued my advantage fore they sought to destroy it and Wolf then were marched to the :1::i-- - witircongress in its appearsaliped Two defendants in the indict - Huai ta hurl a grave challenge at support of the Police and troops were rushed to to repr?dtne aaltuation such as we ease is proof of the good sense and all advised "This Ls not a hoist- -l '''isqli':: encountered at Geneva" American Hum of A the ient l Capone and Murray !Aimee people" Johnion bill which refuses further it's a snatch" Wolf wu tied to a the riot but de — trilde supremacy hu even the dock to quell Britain's ::': Hirota ' he taken— were statements to on not were noted 111 o f mac hi ne suit gangsters credit publiO or private tree and Gettlei was accompanied phries invaded markets in the -Br itish etre ap ite a run h e id -orJ defaultin g n at ons and d uring the their ground a trial—Capone because bets j ailed h of the estate to the strikers GRACIOUS India- r rrommea:gatninatdtvesbaPatinnPgiansOrlrtae rain? particularly pire he can't because White be 4 end Humphries week rumors came from the t away somewhere for invasion of British thour six men and a woman warn fairs with other world powers on Pres! O g esture of friendshiP But M Japanese ' defendants found Other prominent ' :' I scores injured The govern Howse that the occupant there hu ransom The kidnapers refused An t 11 oosevelt recommended to ton- Markets has gone far enough M P's '' tart equal b as Is such as was done included Dr Benjamin M Squiree men is prepared to ta e more dras about decided Uksbandon token pay-- Gettle's offer to give them return told by Sir Walter Runciman United were the Statu that vovon tress anti at conference the that na40A Washington of economist Chicago ments gestures which saved University able cash said it wasn't enouagh president ot Brit- - - Ue action - seek to establis- h- to Canada the mace taken from — - AICAK -Nipponeswill former cleaning and dyeing czar of default Yemen of the throne to the tons from asked for $75000 later ignominy of board ain's 11 orcea o -S I hegemony In MIL The speech is Y or k( now Toron t )b y Aaron Sapiro Gotham attorney and A debt message to congress is ' trade - England ' 181L The mace Arabia who is reported to have 't War of — the nasince fican vucHA the during 'IRAN signi especially PresiMorris farm cooperative organizer r N been slain by tribesmen of Um :expected momentarily from has seized the ciisarmament treaty and Pacific had ieen the symbol of Canadian Saudi ruler Of Saudi Arabia L Kaplan trade association attor-- ' dent Roosevelt With his overpower- burled - The Unofficial warfare In 'the vsl now reposes gauntlet an authority be will at legisltive questions reopened a of and number trade - who seeks to consolidate his na- Bolivia and nay over Gran which Chaco an prestige and popularity a Roos& and ing Anby Japan ' ' other parley in 1935 sequel to the at the IL S Navel academy at association officials velt message will pack more author nounced an open Paraguay have been wrestling for Washington tion Md 1922 conference of Molts "14 trade war with many long years earnestly for m any ity than any of those of his prede- The president suggested the mace CALLF0 cessors It is to be hoped that the t h e Nipponese long months took a grave turn when me-be returned next July 4 when a BLAST SUCCIIMB Into the federal courts was carried message will take a badly needed Tariffs - Bolivia threatened to bomb As un- empire of 0WS to morial tablet the i:H4 memory In mines of Mullhelm the The in the of potash vexing forward Thomas solving fhe 17year-o1be don capital J step raised Paraguayan will 11 e 171i" fight Of advaneed age died er ber t Gena a o era Germany an upright fell at the There he problem against Japanese threat wu in answer to a Paraguay action will be unveiled by the Idooney for exoneration Pembroke 81 founder of the Pent 2800-folevel The falling timber Meanwhile war debts leaped to - Brit- - an threat to reprise recent bombings applied for a writ of habeas corpus Imports - Stationery company regard United States Daughters of 1812 In cr—ownfore as the instalment payment broke an electric cable caused a nolo by treating Bolivian prisoners of 7-- for years as a leading Salt IAke Toronto on a site supplied by the contending he with Warren K k Wats approached Because tlie Soviet short circuit which swiftly flared SILVER flee and domino war more butily Billings was convicted of the Ban businesa malL mayor and Toronto council— Francisco Preparedness day bomb-In- c ions will be asked : The Gran Chaco region discribed cries in congres4 hint Union has refused to fund the debts Into a fatal blaze Eightpeeven Inflationist a British auo to concur with as "Green Relr in 1916 on perjured testimony Kerensky re miners were trapped beneath the lng about silver remonetizationt sp of the czarist and ilia mother gov thor i hu long been disputed ground Subsequent findings by Mooney have penetrated the walla gimes Attorney General Romer S fuming surface fighting hothflamet parently 4itimmmqww rnment in the between the two countries !Argo Cummings ruled them in default supporters and sympathizers seem e entdeadly carbon monoxide ga& of the White House and an an sections are unsurveyed and the Bose imius action to give clearevidence that prooectc nouncement of Policy' embodied In—barred therefore under the Johnson The foreman scrambled to safety tors elrained" the two prisoners - --After Britain secures her home area is of but alight commercial oaniamo01www: with ad- - bill from further U 8 Credit aid succumbed from the effects of burns 'a congressional meuure who-we- re admitted labor agitators markets which she hopes wily to - value But Bolivia deprived of a is seen as a upon which both nations banked at and gas while being hoisted to the ministration backing This ruling has surface end radicals Since his conviction effect a worldwide trade war with Pacific port by Peru and Chile seeks certainty Just what the measure recognition time relations between Rescuers plunged into the earthen served to strain a corn Mooney has become a symbol of growing Japan will ensue Import an Outlet to the sea via the!Atlantic but embrace will knebulous must- therefore control the rivers the two power& depths only to fight futilely against persecution and his cue has drawn - quotas are to be established in Brit the agreethent president by promise world-widsupport from labor or ish colonies and protectorates and leading into La Plata which passes Diplomatic negotlatiom coneertv the gases A half dozen of them with the silver bloc Is widely ru 1 ! Japanese sales are expected to suf Buenos AIrea ganizations Ins debts are rife in the capital A were hospitalized seriously ill from mored in the capital and the monoxidefumes ter Center of the war will be in After 10 hours I Agreement is said to be posited -- veritable stream of ministers ' ' CHANGE textiles which England has long has filed into the of vain battlingonine officials seal nationalization of the white ambassadors upon The college of bishops of the dominated but in which japan hu ' metal whereby the government will state and treasury dipartthents but ed the pit until the fire had spent shrouds Methodist Episcopal church South recently triumphed especially in Impound large silver stocks as it int' as yet a pregnant silencenation to its fury fearing the open pit would : has assigned to limbo the remaining India where Mahatma Gandhi's only cause the flames to Spread pounded all gold and a wider use of the conferences The only ' civil disobedience campaign and - silver Is metallic career of aging Bishop James Cancur pay debts in full is diminutive Tin to other sections 04 the mine for backing z settlement it is tribulation to :' All of Germany mourned funds I yon Jr " who as chairman of the boycott caused mtich rititotwfritrr rency probably to the extent of 25 land Under anynorthland 4 "- !! country for the 87 bereaved miners were this cent Behind the theory is evi expected potent Methodist Episcopal board Manchester mills ' per ' i - ' Announced as aft opponent of of temperance and social welfare an ' attempt to reach an in will receive something In the nature quickly subscribed and flags hung '' dently ? :' Governor C Ben R083 for the Dem- ' i established himself as a political ternational agreement in regard to of a bonut Debt instahnents due at ' ARABIA ' ' ocritie nomination for governor of i world commodity June 15 with totals in parentheses: silver power in the U S leader of the na' whereby ' ' Martin of is State Frank Gem Cannon the ($4638 activities The Britain $85870765 tion's drys Great prices will increase ( Imperiallatic powers establish sti - ' Boise three decades ago Idaho's at resulted in S conspiracy indictment The knot remaining to be untied 157358 Italy $14741593 ($2008193 over usu countries weaker A freakish tornado- was Whipped '' Martin's Premacy platform based upon his general Is the demand of the silver bloc for 288): Finland $166538 487286431 torney campaign tip near Tulsa Okla 4 which in a Includes support of the president In the south of which he recently ally by sedulously applying the post-wmandatory legislation and the in Czechoslovakia 91882812 ($165283 Sew furious moments swirled three sistence by the White House for per- - 105) 'France $59000218 ($3960 acquitted Napoleonic theory of "balance of promise to remain at the executive persons to death in the Union Gar This has been done In offices and not "under the pretense The college abolished the temThe White 772238) Belgium $7159453 (1411 missive legislation power t' 7 '' Home is expected to triumph on this 168529) 'Poland 14039039 ($228 - dens community injured at least 11 7" perance board shifted Bishop Can- Arabia where the desert peninsula ' of transacting public businest be others The home of Mrs Alvin issue although Senator William E 580486) There are numerous smallyon from the episcopate of Virginia ii divided among a number of sheiks' come a political drummer continu"N) s '' Weldon crashed abOut the persona to the Pacific coast to assume juria- rulers of coutal territory parceled " ally traveling over the state at pub Borah' withdrew from conferencee-- er debtors lic expense seeking further Office Of the group Great Britain Italys Of her parents Mr- and Mrs Att diction over Arizona Pacific coast out into spheres of influence because he is as insistent upon man- :'''Latvia Tackett who were crushed to This delicate balance was troset He also pledged himself to destroy states the California Oriental misdatory 'clauses as is the president Czechoslovakia Lithuania the at drew ' ti: 4 death In a field Grady Tankard as and Finland were ruled by Inasmuch 'evens sion and northwest and western by the ambitious Ibn Saud king of the cabinet system of state one& upon permissive ' ' ' ' ' Saudi Arabia fanclea himself in the ment if elected Mexico gold legislation is permissiveit torney general not to be in default negro 'worltmans was killed ' '' 7" "" '' James Wesley Shook his wife and role of Mahomet believes he can would seem a bit absurd to make Defaulters include Frances Belgium ' ' ' - OKLAHOMA ' Greece Austria Germany Hun- - seven children sought refuge in a' unify Ma country First step in that ' mandatory silver legislation madutED one of the youngest unification wu the conquering of -- n Oklahoma Another prospect for the white gory Estonia Poland and Jugo eaves only to find it floodect They ' ' i At ease Avis the disturbing tong feared to return to their home and metal is to authorize the president slavi& Neither Russia Nicaragua states folk take their politics seri-- Yemen where the forces ' of the Yahya were sent in mad flight situation among Boise Chinese as silver on the world mar- - nor Armenia have funded their U piled into khe family automobile topurchase ously base them largely upon per- - Iman which refused to start' The wind ket and to buy speculative silver S obligation& ' sonalities The dynamic figure of and the port of Hodelda on the Red tent leaders In New York took up '' struck bowled over the carpinned countrymen's fraternal troustocks st a figure as high as 50 Governor William IL (Alfalfa Bill) sea fell to Ibn's tribesmen ' To prevent exorbitant profits by King Ibn then marched Inland bles and sought to reach a settle At present no new gold is the family beneath Murray has caused seething unrest - Root of the trouble was the Yemen's Sane rnenttoward Then economic there": capital the the ver In political circles and voters will swirling tor nado speculators who are holding" ' in prospect to work the car be called upon in the primary elec- - to subdue the lut vestige of the ' murder of Lut Gar Lan and the large stocks of the metal a special miracle but silver can be restored changed lashed again : the while Imam's three of arrest the Sing 1 Hip England and power status and produce tax is being considered subsequent righted it Flyhig timber to monetary tions to ballot for candidates from profits and Italy rushed fighting ships to riong members who later were re-The real theory behind silver 'agi same effect in the opinion of silver caused Injuries to others five political groups totaling 2257 ' ' L1A' ' '' ' nationals i leased i ' "' - tation Is based upon the metallic advocates- The need for restoring l'' ? "L Murray is backing a complete the Red sea to protect xiii 1490110161041111111111'' — :: 4' : -m411 Because the trio also was a mem- LAWTIR DIES theory of money—that prices are world commodity prices is self-ev- i slate beaded by Speaker Tom An while France pondered what to do to preserve her influence there ber of the Ltd and 7014 Family as An unexpected heart attack proved related to prices for gold The panic dent and international agreement giM who seeks the Democratic Otto 1 Schmidt ' Professor the to as viewed fatal is i' i tb William Rom Butthinson easier ob nomination is coor ins veld swevithltniel:eclisneonorvise tuhl si:i itaeirnra expe'clisilo'n—to tgare—tie ' iiit'lii-at-Vgeonl tionlInger an agreement on currency Socialisis gucothl:ruutonsngliaTould33earmpatullok‘f BePubliclin I nominee I '- gubernatorial Sr prominent member of the Salt him are Attorney General 104 Ice rnen on To women and children the on the Rand Lake as Prohibitionistadelense Yukon Bar active Republican Mt floating revived and devaluation has been done and such the the stranding family expense—But thereby King anti Murray man and J C— have cheapening the price of the yellow by the Unitid States and the sterlin$ Hutchinson his pracUcedha WW1 WaJtonwhowasimpeched In 1921 have formed a new group Inde association saw no need to surrender Professor Schmidt is given the credit for maintaining their —Yea ' since 1e94 sasill metal and boosting commodity bloc countries - -- ——L--w ooistering their morale even though he oufferiti trom pneunrnia Pine Okmulgee oil man la a - pendent are unusually numerous& 4 o i r 1 In Sapulpa Ok ILI three small children of Chester Barton 32 sue embed to poisoning Mrs Barton and four of his other five children were seriously ilL Barton confessed to the murders explained: "I have been sick for months and can't work I hadn't any money and my family was starving 1 I couldn't bear it any longer" of verse Caroline Millee- author of the novel "Lamb m His Bosom" Boyce Briar San Fran cisco Chronicle reporter of the Sart Jose lynch-th- e ings Tyler Dermett biographer of "John Hay" Among recipients of Pulitzer prize awards at the annual alumni dinner of the Columbia school of journalism were left to right-Robe- rt Hillyer Radcliffe professor for the best volume - nation United States representatives dispensed with debate and rushed through ten bills designed to empower Uncle Sam with more strength to deal with criminals Conditions of states and localities have appeared to render local law enforcement impotent and at times it appears police and politics fly to gangsters aid more often than they do to the aid of the public Attorney General Homer S Cummings recently announced a program to combat the growing tide of crime and with John Dillinger still at large and June Robles 6 still missing from her wealthy Tucson Ariz home congressmen hesitated not at all to yield to the cabinet official One bill invokes the death penalty upon kidnapers who transport victims across state lines any other permits the fedezal4overn ment to designate "public enemies" place a stiff price upon their heads "dead or alive" Still another measure makes it a to kill or assault an federaocrime United States while on duty 7 1 C FS d depression-demoralize- : Clitilloit::::'':::' ic ATTACK With crime rampant through a AL IN -- Mil— '1ionaire Snatch i k I Hits Criminals House :1! 1 41- t long-sear- '1 '1 1 :: 't f) it ?:: A f':: ) c Ilk i RACE With France and the Reich still at an impasse with Japan still adding fuel to international discord in the far east Geneva historic center of peace is apprehensive that nations are on the verge of a armament vice expected to lead inevitably to war Military budgets and forces have been raised or in the process of increasing in France Britain Germany Japan the U S Russia Poland Czechoslovakia Italy Belgium and even pacific Switzerland Airplanes tanks and warships are being manufactured for many powers as military forces are being boosted France is fort ing along the German and !tali o frontiers while Poland is arming against Germany and Russia with Czechoslovaltia apprehensive of the Nazi Reich Germany is in open rebellion against restrictions of the Treaty of Versailles and has boosted her milk tary budget from 268 to 858 million dollars Italy has her kirig's word for it that his country shall not be 14 :'4 4 ?: A -- e' -- 1 if tek N ': z 1 Ho 1: ''''t4:itp: t :- ' - :4 World Arias Race Looms Japan Adamant ' ::::'':: !': e k- 401-- ':'::::- '0:c: '' :: ::: ::?'' :J ::::::::A::4 k:""iir: "!fe ''''' :::'' -- t4 f— il ::: ' N: i t ii0-00- '' 1 - ''r: ' r 0044‘"''''o It ' 1! i ": :::' :: 7: '''''''!1' :i li - :'': ::: 01--- --''' :::: 4 e"'d'" I':' ::: t: Rackets ::r'' Hi'' i r'g j: ? 14o I: :': r1 l' t::" 'hi :'::::::!::''i':::::::':::::::'i:::-'':'::::!::::::'!:'-::'- f ! 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