Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE’ SUNDAY MORNING JUNE e s S 1934 r able by provincial governors who are removable by the central government in Vienna which is removable by the president Although the Individual burgomaster may be chosen by the community diet consisting of representatives of Egg-Layin- g churches schools religious societies arts sciences and guilds his selection felt GONZALES Texas WV-I- f tha turmust be approved by a higher inItaly stance which also ha authority to key hens at tha Luling farm founds International circles see the Italian tion could leam about the N A A cancel the approval later naval appropriations 480 million lire when among themselves opine that Thus all possibility of the election they probably would go on strike By WADE WEKNEK worth not is a persuader tor an armit somewould look better if it had of e president becoming a mere dele- They were “tricked” Into working (iiy-Twords deament convention but as the opening VIENNA to hold gation of power from below effectu- overtime and accomplished then' not occur thing and do “republic” mocracy exrace: armament an in Italy gun spring laying last winter Article 1 of the new constitution ally Is eliminated neither of new In constitution Austria’s the failure that negotiations plains Turkey should be hatched early states “Austria la a federal Chancellor Dollfusa in proclaiming and the increase of French naval however' do the words “monarchy" simply state” The preamble however “in the constitution significantly pointed in the spring operators of the farm armaments compel this ite£— to en- or “Hapsburg” out believed but they were contented C that Auatria’s burgomaster had the name of God Almighty from able her to “face any situation 4hat Yet while the Christian corpora whom aJJ power emanates with a reluctance on the part of the Aus- been raised to a new dignity the might arise as a result of Germany tlve constitution given to the country trian people receives this constitu ’They will fulfill a function rem- hens to lay eggs To make the hens and France not coming to an agree- by Chancellor Dollfuks generally is tion” would iniscent of that of the electors of the think longer daya—and the if revision need young no( new fascism Among the conservative ment" regarded as sealing the tomb of the Archduke OUool Hapsburg were Holy Roman empireJw said jref er- lag season— bad arriveLlectria H WOrd "comes'“ffOmRomrthar”the democratic tepublifc" under' which elected Moscow 6Bs"erv‘ers‘l'eport amarked“chahgeTn the 'soviet "atti- worker the acheme IrworktBg-wepresident of the federal state ring to the method of choosing em- lights were placed in the pens and inner circle counts on war within the Dollfusa came to power monarchists turned on at 4 a nu tude toward payment of the Russian debt to the United States but the radicals won’t bite His under this constitu peror half a millennium ago Statistic were kepton two flocks The nazis have thought out a cute next few years The recently pub hail it as m preliminary step toward tion authority emanate from Believing that the United States and Great Britain are now inter- trick God would clearly FAMED SETTER DEAD both given the samo food and the to demoralize the Austrian lished version of that was intended restoration of tthe Hapsburgs ested in a strong Russia which will always actively or passively of as his the did Just prede HOUSTON authority too in the fact Texas (UP)— Sports- aame conditione with the- ot farmers As 4 result of the German-Jugosla- as petauader the tragedy of it is They take comfort "bind a large part of the Japanese forces they see possibilities exception men of North America who have of the early “aunrise" Fifteen that the nation’s new coat of arms cessors in the Hapsburg dynasty trade pact Germany will it’s the truth long-"terbill and Johnson days of the but of of cancellation debt repeal not break thrilled at the field work of Groeswen after the only even old And election would double his restores the fruit-Ieagle most her of Jugoslavia buy experiment started American credits It is rumored that Washington is ready and (Copyright 1934 McClure Newslacks the imperial symbols any Hapsburg tradition for it would Rock international champion English hens that left the roost at 4 a m it farmthough Austria across The it ship to furnish large sums for Russian defenses in the Far East paper Syndicate) of the crown globe and pyoti The be an electlop not by the people but setter will miss the dog at the next began laying The other laid ers are eupposed to get ell hetup at Moscow was sorely disappointed byy field trials He is dead Groeswen Occasionally until warm weatheronly(l! prewar heraldic sign of power gave by an exclusive body of electors cars that could of the arfreight sight into and an to 1918 escape a refusal of the Swedish parliament tp long financially 4700 in be These will electors the eagle’ Rock died here at the home of his rived than More clutching Austria single burgomasway spent $30000000 if their of be full produce ters of Austria are answerable to and owner Mrs Harvey S Smith He All the turkeys will do their stuff'"4 In completing the gap in the railway the workers’ sickle and hammer pass on the planned 100 ' million war seems the only solution That’ were nazified crown loan which had been tri- the gist of Henderson's recent stateBerlin has tent out word for 111 connections between Shanghai and The symbol of 1934 federal suprem- removable by their superiors that is was imported from Canada a aon of under the light next winter the”'4 line In China umphantly advertised by the Soviet ment which was more than an offi- nazis In Austria to atop smoking the acy empty clawed but royalists by district governors who are remov two prize winners in England " farm managers (aid press as a sign of confidence of cap- cial opinion situacan save the italist countries in Russian Industry Only London Moscow didn’t wait for the final ac- tion Although a disarmament conreseems of the out vention question tion of the parliament having ceived word of the overwhelming op- England could force through a status a truce call position to the bill but saved its face quo pact which might by haughtily breaking off negotia- for a while But London doesn’t want tions Simultaneously a second inter- to bind itself British statesmen feel nal loan was launched to- show Eu- privately that a waretween Gerrope that Russia didn’t have to go to many and France cannot be preventanyone for help It wasn't very con- ed by pacts and that England should vincing however as the European keep her hands' free for - a decisive press was careful to point out that moment Hitler's emissary Ribbentrob who most of the 35 billion rubles were squeezed out of the population by the went to London to find support usual Soviet method against the French plans for Geneva Litvinoff after his failure to es- found a cabinet with as many opinf tablish a guarantee for the ions as there were ministers (five of security of the Baltic states seems them are going to Geneva to keep to be wandering more and more Into watch on one another) The chances the arms of France Neither Ger- are against an energetic policy Inhas the slightest in- siders feel an increasing tension and many tention of signing anything more hope for little in Geneva except troubinding than the comparatively in- ble Franco nocuous pacts as neither knows where Its interests will lie and The feeling Is growing in Paris that doesn’t want to be deprived of booty little reliance pan be placed on any sort of British support against Gerthrough promises made now 'Litvin-ofhopes France can persuade Po- many and that France will have to land to take a more righteous point resort to prewar alliance policies and of view carry on for herself German saber France will go far to gain Moscow rattlings give Paris a background of as a diplomatic satellite the first righteousness In refusing every remove being to install the U S S R duction Jn armaments and Barthou safely In the league of nations with the whole weight of French pubWord comes from Moscow that the lic opinion behind him won’t give large Jewish settlements near way a step The revision of the Franco-Pin Siberia have been given lomilitary convention and cal autonomy This “Russian Pales- the establishment of still close contine” has attracted many Jewish col- nections with Prague as well as the onists from the Ukraine Germany Russian maneuvers look like a genand elsewhere through the excep- eral “clearing ship” and certainly tional privileges and facilities grant- like a return to the dangerous system ed by the government It is one of of 1911 the centers of the Soviet far eastern Germany industrial and military plan e A‘ complete Index of thq is Japan serviceability of their members Tokyo is all steamed up oyer the being made by the various compulrecent report of Dr Rajchman sory professional organizations in league of nations technical agent in Germany The questionnaires that are China The league commissioner’s re- sent out must be filled in under penmarks about the enormous markets alty of expulsion Knowledge Of lanwhich a prosperous China would guages photographic ability exact open to the world were distinctly un- description of technical experience welcome Railways machinery drain- and other significant details are age and river control scientific asked It's all absolutely unofficial fartning methods and a proper credit of course but the reoords go to the system under a secure stable govern- war office and are filed there b! Mil 11 II i if ment would be first' class investUnder strictest secrecy the trial of ments Dr Rajchman declared the suspects in the Henschel espionCertain British circles got ttys point age case has ended The wife of the too quickly to please Tokyo An in- chief engineer of the Siemens works ternational banking ring is also play- Von Berg has been sentenced to ing with the idea All insist that the death under the new treason law be while the Polish Colonel Sosnowski “stable government” suggested based strictly on European “guid- gets 26 years Because of the delicacy ance” The Japanese press has an- of Polish relations the trial was kept nounced — unofficially as usual — that under cover The espionage dealt no such action will' be tolerated The with the stream airplane engines government is comforted by the feel- which were being developed by & Son at the Johannlsthal ing that European bickerings will prevent any concerted action which works (See Foreign Special Extra might forestall its plans April 1) Australian Minister Latham’s visit Under enormous pressure even to Tokyo afforded anepportanity for from “the nazi pjresr Itself Goebbels the' opening strains of the Japanese and his henchmen have decided to Singapore tune The press comment- relax the reins a bit and allow indeed sharply on the White Australia pendent news reporting to a certain prejudice which made the Austral extent As a special privilege official fans take the lead in Remanding a reports may be printed in rewritten form so as to eliminate absolute unistrong Singapore base formity “Criticism for the sake of Great Britain Pontiac Michigan With Standard Extra Equipment $32 Additional criticism” will not be tolerated howThe French complaint to England ever The “reform” is so vague and oa the delivery of Rolls Jtoyce and dangerous to make use of that most enArmstrong-Siddeleairplane editors will continue to prefer unigines to Germany and England's po- formity and dullness to concentration firm" Comi were lite but given reply Excamp and a lost job Meaifwhile the paratively little attention in the Eu- circulation rates continue to decline ropean press That's a hornets’ nest Alma Clearer anthat nobody wants to step into Germany’s order was placed largely to With the gradual building up of in reichswehr of the Hitler’s some to bait armament industrialists support Germany's military plans The tentions are becoihing clearer Parscheme has worked as it always does ticularly his surprising offer of plac-in2 the storm troop formations War office insiders report the first international observation in case triumph of the recent intensive wor' of an arms convention on the English on heavy aircraft guns A automatic gun - weighing 200 plan The reichswehr is evidently not to be organized on party lines but pounds and firing five shells in four minutes is accurate ct composed of picked men of the high17-inch range of 2000 yards Recoil diffi- est training and efficiency Party ofculties which formerly always threat- ficers will be admitted to the army ened the delicate fusilage have been as reserve officers only after an inThough eveVcome and a new turret mount- tensive schooling ‘period ing makes great accuracy possible nazi circles are much disappointed his Hitler that has made mind up Gunnery experts see it as a revolutionary weapon in sky fighting and merit and not politics shall be the V in attacks on antiaircraft positions backbone of the new force The and naval vessels The advantage bfowh and black shirts — will— be autotrained for the ranks but not over machine gun armament is enormous outdistancing it almost five matically admitted to one Heavier types are also under Insiders see this move as the first construction for big bombers Vickers of a series to curb the satrapism among earest nazis is responsible The Saar question has been taking trade situation The has become much clearer Though a nasty turn recently The speeches Tokyo spokesmen point out the Jap- of Goebbels and French Foreign Polanese resentment at Runciman’s “sud- icy Commissioner Fribourg have low-priced den and drastic" step the Japanese poured a lot of oil on the fire Gerindustrialists are not much fazed many declares she will stop at nothTrade with the British crown col ing to see that the plebiscite ig caronics represents only 18 per cent of ried out fairly and that the Saar the Japanese cotton export business comes back to its fatherland France Australia' with a Jap- threatens with a complete boycott anese trade balance has no intention should the Saar return to Germany powerful persuader since Gerof offending Tokyo and can easily be forced to absorb a good part of many would find it hard to support the 18 per cent The same goes for the whole Industry r Canada Tokyo before taking action Rumors of a nazi coup de main 2-- 9 against English machinery woolen Knox’s request that an international and at the Following Dealers Showrooms: On Display at National Exhibits General Motors Products Auditorium iron and chemicals is waiting to see police be established in the Saar-s- een what effect Runciman’s measures by the French as ‘a passing of hsve and incidentally what trouble the buck for the trouble that he exthey caused Hongkong and Singapore pects will come—and French sugmercantile circles are yelling that gestions for the occupation of the their free ports will be ruined as 60 territory have opened a big powder per cent of the Japanese articles im- k eg A prominent British statesman WASATCH 6596 WASATCH 570 SOUTH MAIN 8TH SOUTH AND STATE ported are reshipped to other mar- and observer characterizes it "the kets Australia and Canada donr most potential provocation of war toOGDEN-BUICteem keen on making up any loss in day” PAULOS CHEVROLET CO Tooele Utah SALES COMPANY Ogden Utah Anstrla exports that England may suffer from Japanese reprisals Activities of red terrorists are in PAULOS AUTO COMPANY Magna Utah A B WORSLEY COMPANY INC Provo Utah While the French press Is already creasing On the recent trip of to a political gathering in Salzsinging dirge over the disarmament LUNDBERG-BUIC- K CO Logan Utah conference the British government is burg the railway line was ripped up to be what’s two over in bomb the Jitters A was places having deposited done about it All Europe sees the on the Salzburg flying field in case French-Germaarmament race as in- the chancellor ehould come bjr air evitably catastrophic Neither of the All these attempts were foiled by the countries can stand the pace very vigilance of the police In the domes tlc'papers the blamtls generally put on the nazis but t)ftr foreign papers are beginning to catch on to the truth A sort of evangelist has been put to work to make the Vienna workers who atill brood over the February Tevolt “get religion” The third vice burgomeister of Vienna Dr Winter the “worker’s burgomeister” has been chosen to lead labor away from Is popular Marxism and nazidom Moscow and formerly represented the view Disappointment that Dollfus should Join with labor to Approve Swedish against the brown shirts He and his 100-Millipaper are now under strict censorLoan Crown Proposed ship to give the Impression that he la more or leas In opposition to the ' government which is ready to make Editor’s Note: The following resume of Jumbled foreign affairs has been prepared by a corps of expert observers for this paper and concessions for the time being until the the workers awing intoline-wit- h the McClure Newspaper Syndicate Soviet Sees CKance for U S Debt Cancellation in View Of Japanese War Menace Every elgaret you smoke helps In Vienna to carry oq” is those the word given by Jhe party newspaper which is passed from hand to hand every week The tobacco monopoly confidentially reports to the government that an appreciable drop in sales it beginning to make itself at Refusal Suffers Electric Sunrise Austrian Royalists Hope New Charter Will Speed Restoration of Hapsburgs Tricks Turkeys J Into he 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