| Show 4 THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SATURDAY MORNING MAY President Asks Curb i K tin Arms Shipments ' ARMS British Refuse RUSSIA HOLDS 0UT-H0PE-F0- R iiI - Message to Congress Urges Senate Approval of World Pact to Curb Traffic jr coBtino4 trea oe) -- —toward ffecliv supervision and control ot tha International traffic 1 1 'j i rn f fratep 18 1834 WESTERN BLOC "Unless U ACCORD S Aids TO AH) Leave SAHITY1 URGED LDSForApostle Vertial Exercises Byrd Isolation Explained by To Back Up Pacts STARTSDRIVE : IN LEGISLATION MIES "'Psychologist Melvin J Bel Lard member" ef the t council of the twelve apostles ef the L D S Church left Friday fob Ve“ nal where be was scheduled to give the address to the graduates of the Vernal high achool Friday night He will speak at Uinta stoke quarterly conference sessions Sunday at Vernal and address the graduate of the seminary Sunday night Monday he will speak to toe graduating class -r of Roosevelt high school FORVETERANS War Peril Stressed by (Continued from Pas Pour) Statesman in on does or says or even thinks ‘We’ve Been that Speech Central Bureau Station at Fairly TreatLitvinoff ConferenceWith is to one’s fellows Importance jof — ht Parliament to Lake-Souged Commander of Salt by French Minister PorThey era measuring you constantly some openly others secretly— there D A i Says tends Security pact Congressmen Continued from Pu One) is so little else to do 1—and' with! Complete Text on Arms Traffic - Of Message 20 30 and in our case 42 personal United States Into a new policy on EuGENEVA May IS VPh-- A legal for- (Continued from Past One) BOISE Idaho (ffV-appear for ties of varying force In a state of GENEVA May IS W— Sign ot a ropean and Far Eastern questions — The view of other observers wu on the yccliS Sequoia it wax Al flux there must necessarily be im temperance in consideration ot Vet mula for a league ot Russia of on the attitude new part arma embargo against Bolivia and to influence Japan to nounced at the Whit House today pacta of a kind not necessarily phyal-u- t etons’ legislation both on the part ef whicli might bring about a European that he hopes her Chine policy by friendli- President and Mrs Roosevelt and cal Paraguay waa found tonight by league rather psychological Decep- change soldiers and on to part of J Jurists who revealea that actloa may pact that would serve is a preliminary ness rather than by harsh tactics tkm under these condition beepmes former two guests sailed on the yacht were the wu made her Friday be taken even over tha protests ot WASHINGTON Mi armament public "Great never the an Britain to agreement later Sooner or inner hu signed for a cruise Into Chesapeake impossible it (IF—7fc seen the two eontries concerned circles to- any treaty to preserve the territorial bay The Sequoia pulled away from man comes into the open He la the night by Joseph McQueen of Kansas Nation of on League text message of the by president's )’ Details ot tha plan to ahut oft arma arms and munitions convention day as the result of visit here of integrity of China" Simon declared its navy yard dock at 8:40 p m un- man that la Important It is ha who City national commander of the DisIT and ammunition and thus stop the the emphatically Denying therq is any der a bright moon and summery is judged It is this inescapable abled Veterans of the World War follows: Maxim Litvinoff soviet commissar obligation to "us the army Chaco Jungle war were not disclosed process that makes toe winter night navy or skies to learn have I been gratified Speaking at e peaca day meeting but It was said to meet all legal re- that air force" for that purpose for foreign affairs Sun- terrible for some men For them it to return The of resolution plans to a president national commander who served pursuant the can quirements - - be purgatory' Litvinoff arriving unexpectedly day morning to the capital Pelley Attacks! 'too senate a committee has been captain In the war warned vetThroe Admiral statements 'show CaaparaUea (sight to work for a constructive and conferred with Louis Barthou French erans appointed to investigate the probadjournment day for -- the Being !f of was the psychic conservative Byrd fully aware Tha solution wOl bo reported to the lems incident to the private mancommenting wide house of commons toe opposition U S Buying Silver were There minister foreign difficulties of herd adjustment His that "w haveprogram league council ahortly and cabletreated1" ufacture of arms and munitions been fairly toe led posdiscussed off Stafford he Sir former officer and At the tame time he urged the pub-11Cripps by experienced as a naval Wall Street Reports grams asking the cooperation ot arms- ot war and the international traf-f- it spread reports as exantarctic the leader of the last therein I earnestly recomxporting nations likely will be dtesibility of a mutual assistance agree- laborit minister look occasion to NEW not to be misled Into believing vetThe fed- pedition -YORK May 18 taught him that human be- erans’ organizations ars raiding the mend that this committee receive ment which would affect only the lambut tha national government’s patched been eral treasury has accumulating ings are not as social as they seem on Paraguay and Bolivia ‘ai temporary the generous support of the sen frontier one ot "vacillation treasury While the Independent offoreign policy members o the council have the right : ate In order "that It may be ensilver in the bullion market and has toe surface and that close contact fices bill asks an Increase of $228000-00Under such an agreement Russia and weakness I f to vote agaihst the embargo but thfc tends to To disharmony abled to pursue the investigation j in expenditures he said "only would assume sole responsibility for purchased at least 33000000 ounces avoid this produce he thoughtitbwttoat he about $30000000 y Jurists who revealed that action may with which it la charged with "Japan la converting Manchuria of her Siberian frontier ef that represents an protection In was It 1 1 erred reported usually should be away from the rest toe increase for veterans today were conlindent this degree of thoroughness commenand about half and other parties to to agreement and Jehol into a vital military fcue1 a'nreMayJL tocircles street Wall weLfinformed I I f (would not stop the movement experience of Mr Couftauld taught of that Is already in affect through surate with the high Importance would not be obligated to render as- Sir Stafford set forth he charged T him that It could be done without executive day Vigorous opposition to the embargo ot too question it issue The exsistance In case of a conflict theri" crisply his charge against Tokyo orders of last January" Estimates of silver acquired by the particular harm to himsalt f proposed yesterday by Captain An' ecutive departments of the govasserted public recital of figures The soviet government is known to The promises of Jkpa tfeae Foreign Ha as 80000000 as high treasury go Last hut not laast Admiral Byrd thony Eden British delegate and ernment will bo charged to co- have Insisted heretofore that any milt-tar- Minister Kokl Hlfota to were receiving if respect ounces It was thought that between impresses me as an Individualist He showing veterans in benatlta came operate with the committee to the eupported by aevea nation wu assistance pact must apply to all China’s about $1000000000 cannot' declared he ounces would 50000000 40000000 and Integrity had in mind some scientific work f from the Bolivian representative fullest extent In furnishing it ot Russia and Franc has declined be believed as applied to World war misleading He Gerintimated be conservative that which he thought Could be best per- veterans The veterans of the last Coat Durela with-an- y Information In their tc accept responsibilities for military many ’’ i Japan and Turkey“might form Metal has been bought through formed alone undisturbed toe war ha said are receiving only about application to both countries" which it may desire to help In the lar east an alliance charging that Japan and treasury agents here in anticipation emotional wave likely to by 1‘ ha said "would further the alms of possession arise In receive and their views upon that amount Fraaee have taken the Friendly same ot line silver it Germany legislation by congress crowded circle Serlou thinking reParaguay and would ba a penalty not the adequacy or Inadequacy ofv offices bin resThe independent ot In action as was the of said is "flouting" France friendly ' league regarded deserved by Bolivia" quires concentration silence and Iso- tores to veterans with service connectexisting legislation ind ot the nations in been noted Russian has g "Mystertotta buying” participation lation The most scienThe Paraguayan representative Ra- treaties to which the United toward in toe market on numerous occasions tific and ethical systems of thought ed disabilities about all the benefits Cooperation Asked mon Caballero de Dedoya expressed States Is party for the regulastrictly European agreement providthey had before the economy act he event the All in delivbeen the ’for assistance orders have spot "The entire question of disarmaing tor followed prolonged isolation Moses said his opposition by declaring that it la tion end control of tho manufacand in addition permits hospitalof of the or In toe aig near future any ment" he laid “la bound up in the ery political security remained on Mt Sinai 40 days and ization of delivery necessary to determine tha agreaaor ture of end traffic In arms e connected needy natories la threatened" China cantwo toe WeU Under 51 of small It situation for before an embargo can be instituted that sake tabnation nights Beeght cases Discard ef leant was regarded not be sure of security none can Such an agreement He eaid ha believad tha Jurists should The metal has been purchased at lets “I hop that any veterans’ legislaThe private and uncontrolled a a practical preliminary to an ac- Britain must “’Willingly attempt to make this determination participate levels well below 50 cents an ounce tion suggested will be safe and sane” muniof arms end limitation or manufacture of cord for reduction In view of the report ot tha league’ openly and actively in an interna- mentioned in tt&patches from Wash“and I should like to see the said he therein have and tions armaments traffic the Chaco commission which declared tional program to guarantee the se- ington as toe possible level for funational convention recommend only Interof source a discussion become revived serious Litvinoff’ visit that it waa supremely difficult to curity ot nations" ture government acquisitions that type of legislation We must keep name the aggreasor It waa regarded national discord and itrlfe It la of tha belief held In tome quarters Simon rejected flatly Cripps’ Interto Some of the silver was said have our feet on the ground" that the soviet union la giving serious pretation of the obligations of Brit- been a unlikely that tha matter would be not possible however effectively McQueen arrived here Friday on a acquired wijh proceeds of treasto control such an evil by tha Isoconsideration to membership In the ain end while he Indicated his govgone Into ot western states and will go to sold abroad for British tour gold ury lated action of any one country league ernment 1 willing to participate in pounds which were then converted PARIS 18 (ffj— Signs of res Portland Saturday and from there to May withot Geneva tho The enlightened opinion Litvinoff left tonight an international policy of sanctions into dollars tlveness under the Iron rule of Pre- Seattle for the Washington state conworld hu long realised that this out disclosing hla destination or stat- in specific cases he emphasized the some There been hast Gaston Doumergue appeared in vention of the organization He will mier ertndeace was foill la a field In which International return It ing whether he importance of American cooperation however between buying iTsilverTn the chamber of deputies today but return to his home in Kansas City to $Ph on his is France action necessary negotiaway ’’I heraly gratefully asd publicly New York and reported he wu ? offerings of 'Sterling toe government mustered a tdbstan-ti- after a tour ot the central northwest tion of the convention for tho’ Prior to Litvinoff' coming league recognize" the aid the United States vote of confidence cf interpellathought to be for treasury eccount disof International indications circles gave deep supervision of the to league of nations to DENTISTS TO ELECT hu given The federal reserve bank of New tions regarding its economy decrees trade in arms and ammunition" couragement over the apparent im- Sir John said but reminded the house York Is toe seven Election of officers for 1934-3fiscal opForty agent by treasury’s Interpellations ac-arms war an In and in implements of signed passe moveajoward that it “muat understand the limita- and the reserve honk in turn under position members were sidetracked committee reports And a travel talk ' at Geneva June 17 1925 was an comment taken has cord Now the tions under which the United States takes some ot its operations through by 8 vofo ot 280 to 205 the smallest by Dr George W Middleton will fea before the senate f hope that on a more optimistic tone is likely to act" one or two commercial banka margin the government has had to ture the final meeting of the year of WALLA WALLA IS Wash direcMay important step in tha right Reeeeveli Flan Revived ‘ "It must be recognized" he said date Thirty members of former Pre- - the Salt' Lake County Dental society state Market Kept Qalet Five Inmates la still -(£— tion That convention penitentiary "that a of sanctions cannot be policy An international pact of nonaggresmier Edouard Hertf radical social at tha Nawhotise hotel Monday at 8 ware convicted of first degree mur- the senate may find It possible to set up like a bottle of medicine for Man while many private owners of 1st party voted with the opposition p m it was announced Friday by E der here today by e superior court give its advice end consent to Its sion proposed by President Roosesilver for bought speculative purend when is needed where it 30 circles dosage and was said In others abstained from voting W Lambert secretary Jury for the slaying of Herbert L ratification The ratification of velt "This Is a matter necessitating the poses were reported to hav disposed to ba on of the suggestions Litvinoff Briggs a guard in the Lincoln birthof New In that convention by this govern-min- t) York favor of holdings of each case full review individual to put forward’ which haa been too long pltnned day riots light convicts were killed AIm In an attempt to keep toe dis- and before action by any power of buying silver In London Fear of bej In the break delayed would be a concrete innature is taken all Interested fog foxed out of profits In to event The Jury of tl men and one women dication ot tho willingness ot tho armament conference alive he would this of silver legislation was said to be must formally agree recommended life Imprisonment The American people to mako their urge concentration on the elaboration the motivating reason for the switch of a pact of mutual assistance and se" Given Warning State had asked the death penalty As a result of tots private selling contribution toward the suppresThose convicted are Lawrence Col sion of abuses which may have curity to fortify the organization- - ol From toe the situation toe treasury would have been able to V n peace ton Leo Lynch Philip Wallace debate went Into on Britain’s disastrous results for the entire position get metal without causing much rise An att Jmpt would be made In such disarmament- - and both Simon Prank Butler end Thomas J Woods world if they ere permitted to and in quotations Purchase of silver In nations define to aggressor pact 1a courtroom to were the lord of the Baldwin brought They London by Americans recently has president continue unchecked On the question of league member- Stanley to hear the verdict The trial opened declared council Groat is Britain to London price above toe Hopes for Aeeeri il May 8 ' The jury was given the case ship the opinion wet rife that the eager for an agreement at Geneva pushed TT New York quotation an unusual sitBritish and French attitude toward Baldwin reiterated his recent stateH it my earnest hoj that the II at noon yesterday and was out el-uation since silver the became encour-ge- of object the nations admitting Russia may have most 28 hours Colton too state representatives ment that If disarmament fails Britspeculation here 'her to express willingness ‘to ain will build up her air force to of The who will reasaembla at Geneva 4 charged was too inmate who inflictwas market ’ today ' quiet with oln i it ed fatal stab wounds on on May 31 will be able to agree Briggs of that of any poyver within not much change fo quotations which The sbvlet commissar’s- - talk- - with equality j- reach of her shores upon a convention containing continued around 43 to 45 cents provisions for the supervision" Barthou is generally believed to have ' "Don’t let us lose heart if for the Silver stocks In New York vaults had to do apart from disarmament time end control of thetraffle in arms It (the disarmament cotv were estimated at between 175000000 being ' much more far reaching them with toe membership idea ference) should break down" Bald- and 200000000 ounce Earlier estiUtvinoff admitted tost "a little of win sail "Thera is no such thing a mate cf 250000000 those which were embodied inhave been revised to convention of 1925 Some s everything" hsd been discussed not sanction that will work that does downward somewhat About 93000-00- 0 A semiofficial Russian communique suitable international organizamean war ounce are known to be in liLitvinoff passing acsaid that taka must such a'sano-ttonwill merely and tion " "If you are going t adopt censed vaults If the senate committee on educa-- had taken advanGeneva counot through Tha tion many people tion folia to report a pending bill to you muat be prepared end ready to confer with for war point tage ot the opportunity If you art going to force extend federal aid to the state acbool tries era being taxed to the disarmament ot the aecretarie the in order atarvatlon ot and poverty collective guarantees and collective systems Senator William H King will ot tne conference to on to prospects to enable engage governments sanction you hav got to make this otter an amendment to toe forthcom conference’s success f v to armament which yi country a good deal stronger than r Jng P W A bill earmarking $130000-00- 0 In a mad raceto continue on 7 Barthou with V said It talked he well If may permitted to be loaned to state school funds Js she today" relations result In war This grave menace “Franco-eoviet- ? tor help pty salaries ot teacher and I la due May Canf ar With Trotsky meet other school costa said a spe- - to to peace ot the world Litvinoff Is going to Savoie Franca cial dispatch to The Tribune Friday In no small measure to tha uncontrolled activities of the manufacJ— State Superintendent of Public In-for a vacation the communique atat etruetlon Charles H Skidmore Is now turers and Merchants of engines ed Rumors her hive It that he may be must and it destruction ot j In Washington leaking federal aid for exMeasure Slakes Roosevelt met by the concerted action ot the confer there with Leon Trotzky j to state school system iled soviet leader in an effort to of nations all ? Utah Is seeking an allotment of people would ' bring about conciliation that - FRANKLIN D RQOSEVKLT Potential Dictator 1 $330000 from the $75000000 grant PARIS May 18 (P)— France would permit the exile's return to Russia Whit House of P K R A funds for distribution to L: - The to Leon of back toe An Indication of Trotzky gladly give importance — —n i May II 1934- Say Vandenberg education Officials throughout the Litvinoffs visit to Geneva wu given Russia official indicated tonight If Maxim : intercession ot told the pres through the tonight when Barthou he must consult toe French cabinet Litvinoff he patches up his quarrel (Continued from Pase Ona) before disclosing the details ot their with Joeeph Stalin made— two tariffs war lowered and 1 to he w as last talk reported Trotsky y upper two were raked" League officials said they had toe somewhere near Annecy impression Litvinoff wu hostile to Savoy and wu said to have de- heVandenberg cited 11 reasons why tariff bill They opposed to returning the disarmament problem spaired ot finding a refuge outside ranged from toe fact ha considered it to toe league council end that he hu of France “constructiva ideas" French official hav given numer- unconstitutional to fear that it i BREMERTON Wash May IS Winternational complications Ha wu Informed they said that ous Indications they feared to have jIlia llngerprlnts failing to check The clothinf ‘department ot the tha prospects of smuhlng the pres- Trotzky- - on their hands for Gq ex- “This bill would cloth the presiwhen put to toe final test Charles South high school sponsored a spe- ent deadlock did not seem brilliant tended time Nationalists and commu- dent with dictorial power to nils or ? E Kilpatrick 39 member of a C C C cial program Friday evening In the for ruin Industrial and agricultural comnists alike hav been clamoring ’ v modities and toe citizens and comcamp at Ostrich bay near here was school auditorium under the direchis expulsion j released from custody today after tion of Miss Minnie Barlow and Mias In political circle It wu said munities which may ba depending -the print had been compared with Beth Snelgrove instructors Trotaky- probably hu changed his upon them for existence" he said ones found in toe Frank Filed er home Ideto about to fourth Internationale "This fate will occur without Tha them ot the fashion show was t Erland’e Point not far tram the based on "time" With theoutatanee and with Only a superficial rivals StfUn’a third Internawhich I j C C camp where six persona were of a musical program under the directionale righf of hearing which amount to : found murdered last month little more than assurance that each tion ot Mrs Virginia Summerhaya Character and ability to manage a 'i "At first comparison they ap-- Howard affected industry will bq on de- business are Strike Proclaim the of music Instructor Jews assets safest the upon similar to prints found In toe partment and N L Mitchell direcfor its own funeral" f —d as euch times In which to hue credit er home" Detective Captain tor ot to achool orchestra a He predicted toe United States j Ai Protest in Palestine would "parade the present Robert Peel secretary-manage- r j Ernest Yoria of toe Seattle police of tot hour" be toe "least favored nation” waa Assopresented of tha Intermountain said He la In charge of a new in-- The in tariff bargaining with 29 countries 175 students ciation ot Credit Men told members Jewish created JERUSALEM gowns by May which toe United States dow has veetigation of the slayings for each hour of the day o tths Utah Salea Managers’ associa- Telegraphic Agency) — A general with ''most favored nation" treaties i appropriate to were exhibited proPalestine in r In tion Friday night at a meeting strike by slTjews i 4 Sara as Speculation saw anything At the conclusion of the program an tha Ambassador hotel You Charge Signed test against tot Immigration policy be to exhibit of art applied art mechaniis 8 blind speculation In which of "It Palestine ot the government Peel said to responsibility Silverware Theft cal drawing and woodwork was theMrcredit late departments Increased In carried out Wednesday from noon to W hand toe president $9u0000o00ou quite so shown In to library A home eco- times ot depression lost accounts 7 p m was proclaimed today at worth ot blue chip— that being the In a complaint Signed in toe county nomics axhibit wu given in the din- Increase the cost of doing business session ot tha Assefath Hanlvcharlm normal value ot our domestic marand Summer wear t’fomey'a office Friday afternoon ing room and consequently inertue the hu the regularly elected assembly ot kets— with which to gamble away our Albert 12a lo 24 elks Albert Scanlon The other faculty member In ards ot insolvency Palestine American birthright hoping against Jewish They look cool are cool wt accused of grand larceny charg were: Foods Miss Ruth Rees hop tost w may win but fearing Detective L C Crowther Mid Fred ensemble Miss Henrietta Stiefel art knife-lik- e retain" fear that we the against' late said Mato wee in possession of 18 Anor Whipple applied art Miss Aushall lose as usual" Vandenberg deeeta of silverware stolen tram the relia Pyper mechanical clared drawing crease Standard Fumitura company’s ware-- : Jenkins end woodwork George The bill' was termed the work ' house 53 Jefferson street last Mon- Hess 'r "brain trustera" by Senator Jesse day Metcalfe (R R L) He and RepubThe officers reported 40 sets of slV licans quoted with delight from to Verware were stolen from the to Court Uphold-- ’ attack ot Democrat on the flexible ' Display a threat ol resig- tariff warehouse In addition to the 18 sets GENEVA May 18 (Pj-- Th League ment wu taken r provision of toe present law T Of Red Flag allegedly found in Mato’s possession Meets of Nations administered a sharp re- nation "Not since to com mo e officers said they recovered four Mid hla Eden government Captain an toe from of English the king buke to right llttla tha African republic believes- tha United States should be Other sets that Mato had sold ot taxation hu there been of Liberia today ai the council voted consulted about Liberia’s future be- power Three youths Albert Paluso 20 NEW YORK My 18 John Fenm do 19 and John Zizzt 17 ot red flags at public functions wu to cut off all financial and economic cause cf to historic and economic such saidtransfer of authority" arrested with Mato were released declared legal today by the appellate assistance association between the countries 1 io was transferred from the city division In a decision He recalled tost the United States BANK ROBBERS STEAL $38 toe The futufo position of the county ravening to the county Jail to await prose-- I court ot special sessions once e refuge for former slaves and long ago U 1929 had objected LEONARD VILLE Kan May cuHonf By e vote of three to two the higher now accused ot mistreating native to the existence in the African 'reTwo unmasked young men court reversed tha conviction of Jack Africans wu in doubt as the Li- public ot n system "hardly distin- (F)— : ed with pistols robbed toe Farmers FTfALLI LANDS BIO ONE Altman and Alex Retlzkln arrested berian representative asked time to guishable from slavery" t and bank State her Merchants JASPER Alta tfsy 18 —An am-- after they had waved a red flag on taka the necessary action to avoid Expulsion from the league tie motor and fled eutward in on of 21 years standing he been September 10 1933 at a demonstra- expulsion from the league i pointed out would ‘not eolve the prob- day car with approximately $300 C r Lied by A B Webb angler Dur-- i tion at to Memorial monument involved lem Expulsion was mentioned by CapSen cashier was alone In J t — year he ha lived in Jasper Pelham Bay park to bronx They tain Anthony Eden British dele- The British government was uld bankInga the tin)- at u to were catch the k fish "faU-esentences d given suspended biggest I 1 king gate who charged Liberia had already to ba in communication with 203-21- 0 Main Street i from Pyramid lskfc- And Altman and Retzkin said the fls yet gravely to observe her obliga- Wuhington regarding Liberia on the Point Barrow Alaska is tha northnow be hri it—a trout 3 12 feet long wu the banner of the Young Peoples tions” a member ot the league the whole matter is how out ernmost postoffic operated by theory Socialist league ' and weighing 18 pounds The Liberian representatives state of the hands of tha league country - natlena-sponaore- tt d An t il! ¥ f CHOICE OF THE II -- - HOUSE u -- c (AP-- Russlan-Europee- u n u 1 y Its one-fourt- h ' epoch-makin- -- Vtlses io $33X9 French Chamber Sustains Premier 4 ' Think of Itl Jury Finds 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