| Show 4 THE SALT LAKFTRIBUNE SUNDAY MORNING MAY 27 r' A 1934 I rested with the cabinet However it seemed clear that it was formulated by Foreign Minister Koki Hirota conversation recently suggested by Sir John Simon British foreign minister One'ln teres ting phase of the program was that calling for study of naval needs by areas Such a plan would divide the world into sections and if carried to its conclusion would result in an agreement whereby various nations would be permitted definite naval strength in given areas but perhaps would be forbidden to concentrate all their strength in any ona region Some followers of w possibilities of naval negotiations much controversy in that proposal In suggesting that total tonnaga be emphasized Japan ones more is advancing the plan also favored by some other nations of setting a total tonnage limit for naval strength but permitting each power to build whatever classes of ships it desires to build within that total limit Japan is un-- ' derstood to favor light fast cruiser as a naval weapon best suited to its own needs T Dlicau Weapons Elimination of purely Offensive Weapons will bring to the forefront of discussion the atatua of auch ships 11 aircraft carriers Many naval experts consider them of purely offensive Importance Th United States and Great Britain particularly have been interested in adding them ' to their nsval forces The Japanese foreign office It is understood prefera that first discus-slon- i under Sir John Simon'a proposal ba carried on between individual nations Later these discussions could ba axtendad However it was believed that if Japan’i program be accepted as a basis for discussion Japan then would agree to a single formal conference in London ARMSMEETING iv SEEN AS WORLD jEACEMENACE t' Distrust Discouragement ’ - — Paramount at Session ’ Nears Opening — "By United Press GENEVA — Tht world’s arms conference its failure foredoomed meets t Tuesday in an atmosphere of and distrust for what probably will be its last session ! discour-efemen- TOKYO — Japan facing a possible arms race with the United States puts out a feeler tor total tonnage arrangement which would permit Japan to match American battleships with a big fleet of lighter vessels ROME—Mussolini announces Italy wilt spend $88000000 to modernize Its ilr force and will build the 70000 tong of ships allowed under the Washington naval treaty -- —r ' Alaskan Forts Urged to Ward Funeral Rites Arranged To Attend Special Course For Mrs Mary A Reunion MV-Repo- d 1 a ’i son-in-la- h By H C HUNTER Aaseelated Frees Staff Writer May 28 — Jap-nesdemands for naval parity with the United States and Great Britain and assertions that tha Orientals have made military 'surveys of some of Islands today Aleutian Alaska's aroused Delegate Dimond D Alas ka) to renewed demands for forti fication of the northern territory Praising the attitude of Secretary Swanson who was quoted" as saying that in the event Japan builds war ships in excess of the London- treaty allowance the needi of additional American bases in the Pacific coast region would be considered Dimond charged that "in many cases ws have been eternally tooiate and we have sacrificed many lives and billions of dollars bscaust we did pot maks in tima adequate provision for our dea - Observe Golden Wedding Northern’TerritoiTr Delegate Sees Danger of Nipponese Invasion LlUa Seminary Staff war Looting was reported in Hodeidah by Saudi soldiers who were said to A t special course of instruction for Funeral services for Mrs Mary Ann have become dissatisfied because L D S senior seminary teachers will Sharp Bennion 78 widely known L' their pay is long overdue rt ADEN Arabia May 26 and will D 6 church worker and mother of Dr open in Sait Lake June-1- 2 a of renewal of warfare between continue four to five weeks an- Adam S Bennion will be held SunSaudi and Yemeni troop reached Mississippi Good-Wi- ll nounced Dr John A Widtsoe church day at I p m in the Taylorsville L Heber J Grant president of here today despite strict censorship commissioner of education Saturday D S ward chapel the L D S church and his wife irn effect in Yemen where peace neDne Z7 Train Regular class work will be held in one Speakers will be David O McKay July Augusta Winter Grant celebrated gotiation! have been under way for of the church buildings under the in- of the council of twelve apostles of the their golden wedding anniversary a fortnight struction of Dr Widtsoe L D S church: June B Sharp bishop with a family dinner Saturday at From Jidda came reports that the The Mississippi goodwill train More than 100 seminary principals of the Thirty-thirward Oscar A the home of President Grant's Emir Feisal heir of King Ibn Ssud which is to tour 28 southern and west- instructors and directors inof L D S Kirkham and Wilson McCarthy Mr and of Saudi Arabia has ordered his ern cities will arrive in Salt Lake et stitutes are daughter and expected to attend Pallbearers will be six grandsons Mrs Clifford E Young at Ameritroops to resume the march on Sana 9 a m on July 27 Gus P Bsckman of Mrs Bennion Lowell Gerrard can Fork Yemen capital which waa interrupt- secretary of the chamber of commerce PEACE MEETNG CALLED Kenneth and Howard Harker All daughters of President ed by the declaration of a trues was informed Saturday The Utah Council fdr the Prevention and Richard Y and Adam Y Bennion Attacks on Y e m enl mountain Grant and their husbands attendwill 8 The train remain here until of War will meet at 830 p mH Sunday Friends may call at the family home ed the dinner with the exception strongholds were said to have been p m the following day During the at the Twentieth ward Joseph at’Tay lorsvlTle Sunday from 1J a m of Mrs Isaac Blair Evans of Pas- (Started and large forces have been stopover the travelers will be enter- J Camion will review chapel the sear basin of services Burial will take adena CaL The distinguished concentrated at Manakha and Zebid tained by the chamber of commerce situation while George Pearson will until time in the Taylorsville cemetery place couple drove around the Alpine by the Imam Yahya of Yemen civic and other The apeak on Ibe socio psychological study organizations aceme loop through American The British sloop Hastings was or- party will leave Jackson Mias July of the attitude of high school pupils toA liner recently carried $9300000 Fork and Provo canyons Satur- dered to stand by off Hodeidah Ye-- 17 in gold from South Africa to England ward war day morning prior to the din-- ’ ner Following the fomily celebration President Grant left for Fillmore with Dr George W Middle-totnd a nephew Leslie Midgley They will motor to Ceditf" City early Sunday morning where President Grant will dedicate the 'new First ward chapel Mrs Grant visited her home town pleasant Grove Wife Off Japan Peril - WASHINGTON Arabia Warfare Renewal Feared Church Leader which the Saudi forces captured in th first offensive of the men port 1 n -- and gathered other pertinent Infor- mation This Information can be verified by th officers and men of the U S S - PARIS— French sea air and land Surveyor ""who were doing survey forces to hold gigantic maneuvers on work in that part of the territory in fense" 1933 In many places the survey Sunday simulating gcnaral attack on With Colleagues Disagrees - discusses Davis Norman Europe stakes of tha Japanese were found Although the delegate agreed with by these men The government school disarmament with Foreign Minister statement attributed to Represen- teacher on Atka island in 1032 also LottJs Barthou tative Britten (R 111) that tha only can verify the fact of the landing of ’ RAT G MARSHALL r conclusion possible iq view of the the Japs on that island and on othaer Japanese demands is that the Orien- islands in tha vicinity thereto and Frets Staff Cerreependent tals plan to ultimately dominate the Russia Seek to their activities while on the TOKYO May 28— Tha Japanese U S Pacific ocean He diaagreed with the ialands” cabinet Tuesday Is expected to ap- To Halt Illinois member that the Philippine Adjournment Alaska Attack Plans prove aa part of the nation’i definite islands should be developed as GENEVA “ May 28 (U?)— Despolicy on disarmament four lections SirovicbiD N Y) airbase powerful t of a program which has perate attempts to postpone the fu"The Philippine islands would be in a recent interview said that he neral of world tentaefforts minformulated the peace been by foreign hard to defend either by saw Japanese maps and documents tively sat for the reconvening of the extremely istry water eir or land” Dimond declared while in Russia last summer giving The foreign office program la un- arms conference Tuesday ware made “and informed men have been quot- the plan-e- f attack on the Aleutian tonight under the leadership of the ed as derstood to be: saying It would be suicide to islands and Alaska In case of trouble 1 Disarmament discussions with United State and Russia send our navy there As a defense between Japan and this country foreign powers shall be restricted to Maxim Litvinoff foreign com post for the United States they would The New Yorker demanded army m Issey of soviet Russia ' and Nor- :e useless because of their distance fortifications all along the island naval matters only 2 Naval tonnage-quotof all man H Davis representative of Alaska and Hawaii would occupy the chain while Dimond has pending a were credited strategic positions in case of trouble bill providing for the establishment powers shall be reexamined with em- President Roosevelt phasis on the total tonnage rather with planning to prevent indefinite in the Pacific and I would suggest of an army airbase manned by apadjournement of tha conference and that halt our Jhan' upon categories army be based in the proximately 2300 officers and men 3Regional nival naads are to be the turning back of its Job to the former territory with a large portion and equipped with about 100 planes studied with attention to the require- council of the league of nations of the remainder in Alaska” of all types In the vicinity of Fairments on the Pacific tha north At where it originated banks tea Letter t Quo Henderson Arthur lintic south Atlantic and European president' of the Sirovich recently announced he conference was reported to be against Dimond sees Alaska as the focal would introduce regions a kill for It All dispensable offensive weap- sine die adjournment Hla support-er- a point of any possible attack in case the fortification of theproviding islands and said there la at least a chance of hostilities between Japan and tha coast If tha ons shall be abolished ' territory 84 Continuance and enlargement that Litvinoff and Davie supported United States and based his chages of the nonfortifiad arete mentioned by the small powers would preeent that the Oriental - nation already new proposals to keep the conference knows more about the Aleutian isIn yie Washington treaties lands- than tha United States on alive ( Bargaining Lea mi Davis who arrivas tomorrow was letter from tha John W Jones AmerThe cabinet la expected to approve believed ready to propose interna- ican Legion post 'at Cordovia Alastha first tour points as definite pol- tional of the traffic’ In ka which said in part: supervision icy The fifth point may prove to arm "We have received reliable inforLitvinoff waa expected to opbe $ trading card in Japan’s bargain- pose mation that during the summer of of the conference adjournment ing for naval strength on a par with recommending consideration of se- 1932 a Japanese vessel landed parthat of the United States and Great curity measures based on agreements ties of man on many of the islands ’ Britain for nonaggreision and mutual assist- at the westward end cl the Aleutian Under it the Japanese government chain and that these men surveyed In event of the threat of war la expected to suggest that Hawaii ant Chanees of their success ware high- the islands upon which they were Business Men Wait While and Singapore be added to the placed took soundings of the harbors problematical howtver areas Tha United States ly Tha opportunity to obtain a real armaent afforts Premier Benito Mushaa- important naval establishments Magnate Shows Exhibit In Hawaii Singapore is the location disarmament treaty is gone and solini informed parliament today that chances for an arme truce or stato Youngsters of Great Britain's largest naval bilization of military establishments Italy would proceed with an extenIn the fer east and one of tha la and naval building program sive air virtually nil Such is tha opinion largest la tha world caaa of tha delegates who for Italy will modernise her air forces CHICAGO May 28 on billion lire ($85000000) he to an alternative to thle sugge- 28in any month! have wrestled by peiaimlatio stion Japan might propose aha be ac- with said and will “use the 70000 ton al- Ford dam out to th World’s fair tothe political problems standing lotted to ua under the Bos corded added naval strength in tha between the Washington day and got a job A Idea and realization of ton boy offered him a chance to Pacific naval treaty" on earth Close students of the situation read organised peace Confidence in the Italian war spirit serv as guide around tha Ford ex Into tha proposed program another Negative In rasulta the work has it war must coma and preparation hibit and Ford while his secretaries glvan delegates a positive opinion: If worst eventualities with a complained took him on a personJapanese bid for acceptance of the something is not dona soon tha world for tha principle of equal armaments among will ba pitchad into tha maddest arm prophecy that th "good old times" ally conducted tour Before it was over it developed the powers and also a suggestion that race ever witnessed will not return waa Mussolinl’a aninto quite a job A half dozen other swer to today’s troubled world Japan la ready to forego equality In "It Is necessary to abandon any visitors between 9 and 15 years of battleships if she can be accorded It is the light cruiser classifications Italy to Modernise hope of a return of former times" age accepted Ford’S services and fell ho said "Wa must not however get in with the party Meanwhile sevProgram Net Official business callers The program was not advanced of- Naval Air Forces alarmed because recovery will sure- eral important ficially and it was stressed when it ROME May 28 (UF)-- In the face ly return U pending political trouble waited became public that the final decision of tha general collapse of world dla- - 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