Show Inside Story of John Dillinger’s “Waterloo” (Page Six— Magazine Section) Today WEATHER FORECAST UTAH and WYOMING— Fair Sunday and Monday ' '’’IDAHO and NEVAtA--Fai- r Sunday and Monday Detailed Report on Page VOL 129 NO 11 B Ill SALT LAKE CITY UTAH entered at the Postoffice at Salt Matter Lake Cits SUNDAY MORNING T Far-Rangi- ng Bomb Planes' CITES CHEAP READY FOR GREAT FETE Woodring Orders Two With 3000-Mil- Jason Lee Services to Mark Opening of Pioneer Celebration Radius e 220-Mi- Speed le 10000 Persons Hear ' WASHINGTON Aug 4 (Pi— conimmediate the for Proposals bombstruction of two ing planes with aradius of 3000 miles at 220 miles an hour were discussed tonight by army air corps officials Harry H Woodring acting secretary of war it was learned has entered into an agreement with the Glenn L Martin company of' Baltimore and the Boeing Airplane company of Seattle Washington for the construction of two experimental planes as (he first step in his program for purchase of army planes after design competition Air corps officers declined to dlxulge ’specifications "'for the bombers Cost of the planes cannot be exactly determined in advance of actual construction Commander of Austrian Rebel Forces Declares Fighting Will Continue NRA mm-EARMBUREA-- U- BREAD PRICE slavia Hitler Death Rumor Excites Washington Officials Agree Willi Borah on Lack Pres- By WADE WERNER Associated Press Foreign Staff (Cooiricht 1934 by Assoelatfd PRICE TEN CENTS JLL Nazi Revolution Has Only Begun Says Leader in Interview at Headquarters in Jugoident Outline Objects of Coulee Project long-rang- e 72 PAGES— 5 1934 GAR ON asoBuid-)(Dm- AUGUST Press! leaders one Of whom had been an officer m the Austrian army until July 25 the day the nazi revolt btoke of Jurisdiction out AND BEET MEN GUARD TARIFF AAA Leader Warning Sounded S Flays Critics Of New Deal for--U Protection in Cuban Negotiations SOMEWHERE QN THE JUGO a It was hot and Kammerhofer DIFFER REASONS rebel stockily built blond Teuton with a tiU 1 BORDER Aug The (lion in Austria has only begun Kon imuscular chest was at ease his soft Davis Addresses West-FarLtantine Kammerhofer generalissimo blue shjrt open at the neck and his well grav trousers support Glrnns Bureau Ferry Case Held Nation's Chief EmiMOIlS of the defeated na7i forces told me ed bycreased suspenders in at his this afternoon headquarters He looked at though he had come Meet Reno at Low Cost of Energy Purely Private and Jugoslav town where he is sur from tennis rather than a revfilu Extion his rounded by his staff planning ExhiUnauthorized By United Press Great Population "We are not finished" he began next move RENO Nev Aug 4 — Assailing explosively 'The fight for German Austria s Approximately 3000 nazi fighters 'hands off" tactics of post war Repuba remnants of the force which for freedom will go on By Associated Fres FERRY Idaho BONNERS lican administrations Chester C Datime held sections of Styria and True our military resistance has WASHINGTON Aug R A -N Aug 4 OT — President Roosevelt vis administrator of the Agricultural Special to The Tribune at present are interned in been temporarily broken SUNDAY’S EVENTS as the spespoke briefly tonight agreed with Senator Borah today that Adjustment act today extolled The " WASHINGTON Aug 4— Two outthe leaders who but "True-thfugitives’ camps to government Schuschpigg Glacier him cial train bearing Aerial bombs and raising of crossed The border with tjiem still (the government of Chancellor Kurt there is no authority to force a bread “active partnership" ot government National park paused in the stastanding farm organizations were on flags 8 a m are footloose minutes Schuschntgg of Austria) now wreaks price increase on an Idaho baker — or with farmers Dr tion here for six Lee Sermon Jason not new tolerate The will deal "the record Saturday as opposed to lowGetting through toKammerhofer's vengeance pn our families and fol- any other bread maker— but gave rea A large crowd heard the presiStephen Penrose Walla Walla law of survival of the fittest" ering the tariff barrier for foreign once there difficult but was hideout jungle at home lowers our confiscates propwords dent's informal Wash from those of the legis- he tod the western farm bureau conpresident of the WhitI was surprised to see it functioning erty and robs us of our bank ac- Sons different sugar The special train arrived here man college 9 a m at the ference here lator as a like staff counts headquarters general min20 9 From Chester H Gray Washing- - " after six at p m and University of Idaho southern Davis declared llie drciuthhad administrator plans were made to renew the fight Tribune CUleano Tribune Ren Ice utes began again the journey “But The fight goes on and where — WaltexWhil£acUnfi dcpuly ‘ branch coliseum (on ' representative of the American beyond any question the for "Cefmari‘ Austria's freedom 1 who handled the bread code proved wCHICAGGj- - Aug- 4—Extensive tests eastward there are no men left the women and — Haydn oratorio "The CreaFarm Bureau federation came the for federal leadership " necessity were orders nazis Young typing children will continue fighting of Great Britain’s new wrinkle for tion” at 4 p m and 8 p m said frankly however That NRA His argumgpts in defense of the for dispatching to unrevealed desthat all future reciprocal By FRANCIS M STEPHENSON coliseum “Schuschnigg’s government has no in some areas had helped bring higher farm program and attacks on the "old warning attack and defense m the air fca the him tinations and generalissimo Associated Press Staff Writer negotiations may be regarded with on Pane Five) (Continu'd emorder" closely paralleled those tured by a robot plane carrying self was surrounded by subordinate bread prices (Column One COULEE DAM Wash GRAND suspicion if American farming 'Interweek Secre this earlier ployed by to to bombs and what is believed be He said this had been done "help (Special to The Tribune) of the north 4 — Development tary of Agriculture Henry A Wal- ests are not safeguarded in the Cuban Idaho the most deadly antiaircraft weapon Aug POCATELLO the little fellow" but any such ar lace and Undersecretary Rexford G Aug west into a more heavily populated treaty All repudiated the prioci rangement was "wholly moral" and Tugwell surging through the streets yet divulged were made during the area electric power fiom Gray advocated higher tariffs on cheap using — an aerial maneuvers over London dur pie of "laissez Jaire" and attacked lacked enforcement teeth Flags flying — bands blaring dams such as the government sugar declaring the United States to fashion seek great the who persons aerial formation flight over the mg the week of July Senator Borah contended bakery drouth to according should produce enough for Its needs — speeches and gala displays political usage is building was predicted by Presito authoritative information which code authorities lacked a "constitu to here address an “Proof Enough" Roosevelt Cuban Negotiations This is to be Pocatello on Sunday in dent reached the Tribune Press Service totional right" to compel higher prices August 5 1934 The federation’s attitude on recip- If proof were needed opponents day A motley group of hunters trap- day NRA replied that the bakery code of farm legislation will grasp at anyji roes U riff jreatlea probably will be Before 10000 cheering persons who According to ‘this reliable source th right of pr boosting straw to bolster their argument the determine by the pers and frontiersmen attired in worn estijefed negcAiL The The most stressing test of 4hd British gathered at Coulee damstie centerb u rksk rns Tr esh from montha-Jgovernment should Jand aside fore ations with Cuba it on no one to outlined arm was months air in tall a projand stated water around a of wilderness gathered $63000000 power abandon the farmand go leadership 6fflcial-EtatuNo flagpole in a small stockaded fortress high ranking officers who participat- ect fostered by the government The ers to their fate” Davis said "their The National Beet Growers' associa m Further an the ease of the Glenns reasoning on the drouth would be ation through Its president Charles standing in an upland meadow in ed the mimic warfare in strictly chief executive said these federal un$47000-00- 0 England Must Break Treaty Ferry Idaho bakdiy-4'howhat is now the state of Idaho That confidential memo Borah ad- proof enough M Kearney has registered a The most important exhibit of the dertakings concerned not only the Approximately strong was Fort Hall August 5 1834 For them the drouth shows not a price for an to order vised disregard a De Haviland Comet states maneuvers was 100 Be Force Sea protest against any concessions to on Distributed Shackles the of to but also involved This contrasting picture directly for the of need government help the direction said increase NRA racer which flies at a speed of nation as a whole Cuba which vfrill be Injurious to the years of progress is to be observed robot came simply from another baker who farmers but a cause for government Commander Warns Reserve Bank ” with the Fort Hall Centennial cele- 200 miles an hour under wireless by no to more offer and domestic beet sugar industry retire I help with status to believe see The no "We official are going had bration opening Sunday and conclud- control This ship can be guided by Davis said the argument the drouth association’s views in The recovery organization’s stand and a 300 form for radio own distance of written miles our and power electricity events eyes ing with Wednesday's was seconded bv the code authority had eliminated surpluses and obviat- have been placed before the commitBy Associated Press By Associated Pres made so cheap that they will become The spirit of the old west is to be is equipped to carry gas bombs Its acting ed the agricultural adjustment prothe baking industry 4 use of not of sil 4— New standard PORTSMOUTH It two WASHINGTON a article is England Aug only Aug the when by powered relived first on Sunday of Chicago gram was invalid because a year or tee for reciprocity Information which chairman Lipp Eugene er and motors manufacturing mounted the for held in to agriculture be ver currency treasury officials said Britain must "repudiate the shackles Jason Lee services are control without to makea report to President production the recovery administra- two at the centennial coliseum The Rev wings It has a wing span of 44 feet but also for every home within reach today will begin moving into actual of the London treaty" and build telegraphed would see "farmers right back where Roosevelt- - soon "after his tion said line” the 29 return to electric a an of and of The over all feet of Whit light length Stephen Penrose president first Eart Beatty Reference newspaper story about they were again without prices at Washington circulation through the treasurer’s a big navy man college Walla Walla Wash will planes are built at a cost of $100000 chief executive In them and rum bottom the staring Idaho This will be fol sea lord of the admirably declaiedihread prices in Glenns Ferry office Monday " Given Tumultuous Welcome deliver the sermon The service will each WASHINGTON Aug 4 OT — The nothing in bakers' dode giving anyone the face Patent Rights Secured Renew Attempts begin at 9 a m and will continue The speech Mr Roosevelt's second lowed by distribution through the today at the opening of Navy week authority to tell anyone else at what American Farm Bureau federation's For planes controlled by human since returning to the continent yes federal reserve banks as production On the 20lh until 10 30 a m Bri of There its The administration will renew anniversary priqe he must sell his products The outstanding feature of Sun- hands the British have secured pat derday from a sea vacation was deliv- of the certificates increases tains entry into the World war the is protection against destructive price attempts to strengthen the farm act attitude on reciprocal tariff treaties day's celebration is to be the oratorio ent rights from Captain Soderberg of ered after he had been welcomed tu rests with lo assist further producers fit HOD po)hahly (will this authority bythe "The Creation" by Haydn to be giV' the Swedish air force of electric multuously by assembled citizen jof Already engraved is $24440 000 of man lhegrand flfctruttingbut basic commodities before the next results of pending negotiations with asserted that the N R Ain Washington ynames-eapable Column Cmu of generating 43(1 TdaTioTnd Washington" and after hej$f a'nd $5 bills to be followed soon during 1916 and 1919 (Centiuudcn Pm Cuba he £fiid congress No ol a number Authority add must Regional laige horsepower each had inspected the work plready done by tens twenties and hundreds nation to the sea armaments Chester R Gray Washington repThe adrmhistrator accused of the cruisers We have created no regional code The dynamos are designed for on the big dam This dan) will con- backed bullion In This Issue prior to March 4 1933 of resentative of the dominant farm by in Idaho Therefore someempire authon'y planes assigned to scouting observa trol an upper section of the Columbia "hands off while depression group today said all future reciprocal tion and photography This type of river and make possible the reclama- The treasurer’s office pay s out about The earl by inference named Ger one has acted without authority keeping of The deepened while millions of people negotiations may be regarded with $3000 000 weekly in cash for cou many as the chief disturbing point which should be charged to local plane which was assighed to the tion of surrounding land and while the collapse of suspicion if American farming Interand not to the bakers' hunted jobs London "attack" was made a parAs the day advanced the sun shone pons and maturities of government in Europe today in a fashion simi farm prices spread rum among farm- ests are not safeguarded in the Cuban lar to that 20 years ago code authority nor to the N-- A ” ticular mark for searchlights ground more industriously and the spectators bonds ers and thqse who manufacture serve treaty cashing of salary checks and “One false step during the last few James Pope IdahoDemorratic detectors and antiaircraft gunners began to wish they had left their coats other checks "If we find” Gray said sell he farmers ’’ “that presented by Washing weeks might have set the whole of senator commcnteTtle affair "looks and A third development of defense at home of the pres- American agriculture will suffer In The principle" “great SPECIAL FEATURES "ad- very much like- a political smoke ablaze once the ton more" Europe banks collection ot also included in the confidential infor had he that spoken Davis said expanding our foreign markets we Parade of the 'Week’s Events— An structions for the maneuvers involved theRecalling miral said adding that Britain’s lack screen built up to discredit the admin ent administration opportunity for development of Approximately $47 000 000 of cer- of " Stratum lor purely political pur that when large groups of people are will have to arouse public sentiment Pages armored exclusive Tribune feature cruiser was strength all a “deplorable ad whose vital of basin Columbia in the planes Spokane unable to help themselves it is the against the whole Idea of executive tificates will be printed from bullion 6C and He claimed that “the time has come poses parts were covered with a special dress 14 years ago the president federal reciprocal treaties doing any good E W Nestor right and the duty of the the when the shackles accepted under van Boy Scout Page — News of regional machine gunproof treasury by from after acquired Discussion began of a steel and sentences it from few quoted coating to help them " for agriculture” scouting activities Page ous sources other than purchases un the London treaty should be repudi of Glenns Ferry asked- - Borah it he government This protection which was evolved said Own Supply Haskin Information Page issued ated” an order with should of a usinfe text we little form of known "Well comply that what is the der the recent law providing for by Intermountain News Page 4 B Several weeks ago He said he would oppose the treaty by Sid Graves of Twin Falls to charge manganese from India has been are trying to do in this country to- eventual of the bacKing H Davis American ambassador at housewives a cent more a loaf Borah in part at least if it lifted seasonal tarfitted to machines of the Bristol fight day" LOCAL AND REGIONAL iff barriers against tropical fruits and currency by the white metal large was in England the admiralty told Nestor to disregaid the order Lives to See Prophecy Fort Hall Centennial celebration er type The treasury has refuted to divulge made known its determination to in- volunteered to supply legal defense winter vegetables Gray also advocatGun New 1 14 took for that "It ‘ prophecy years Page Opens the amount of silver bought in the crease the ijmhber of cruisers should in event of prosecution and said ed higher tariffs on sngar adding the Salt Lake woman killed in auto For the defending forces in the to come true” he continued “but it open markfet under this law and pay- the 1935fiaval United States should develop a conference fail It "I contend that they have no right maneuvers chief reliance was placed is on its way And most of us here ments are cloaked in the stabilization was crash Page 12-understood that the total num- to direct vou to tnctease the price of SAN FRANCISCO Aug 4 OT— in this production of when to this which a are be alive new on distribution made gun upon today going Report San Jose fund ber would be increased to 70 "If we permit foreign fruits and your bread I not only contend they Charles Lux 23 year-oltales tax funds Page 12 B although not yet perfected is regard1 dam is finished and the Bonneville have no constitutional right but that electrician and infantile paralysis vic- vegetables easy entry into our marJ H Moyle arrives in Salt Lake ed in high circles as the most im- dam ($31000000 project which he visit is indefensible in morals and eco tim died in San Francisco hospital kets In the winter it takes the bloom delot a 12 B and ited finished invention antiaircraft is for in yesterday) visit Page portant City at 8 10 p m off the market for our own products" nomtes ” Deficit looms in city tax setup velopment since the war The gun of other dams are finished " —— The jouth who suffered a rarely lie On Area "Furtherwret ww here an Mr on tested Roosevelt been 12 has robot B target fiad quoted Been engineer Page under-glas- s T indusalso there haif been a severe attack of Hie disease great agricultural said In-tBorah feventaai as the North eotfiprefion'eit sea it brought plena saying 'general bread price tncica-- e of a cent kept alive in a respirator since June try developing here that is capable of National down a radio control in the ship the Grand Coulee project would dou —— i a lPa!tojjitoLmeTOuntJJ’ supplying F A Farm groups open fight against traveling at 180 miles an hpur from bleothe potential power of every city ToF50 flliT'C “h i s Y very 'b rea (S 71 ad year around” 1 — but said nation the for lacked cut - Xba tariff figures rear diateibutiorr lOOOloaUPage a a its m hewhLat projeHde lugar out of Jus — Gray said free trade with the Philthe bread price structure was handled been pumped into and tr § tg jjgifa Bombing1 planes wilh thrown by this gun weighs 400 pounds "It is going to affect not only the encased ippine islands after independence was on a marketing area basis and not na lungs by the mechanism histhat range Page and is fitted with a fuse enabling the Columbia river basin but it is going head his entire body except impossible” because all other naRoosevelt predicts bright future for ground crew to fix the height of ex to affect all mountain stales and the tionally In the final days of his gallant tions would immediately invoke most we have in ” all coast to Pacific northwest Page 1 “Practically v dozen feet ithm a few prices plosion territory was in almost favored nation treaty clauses to gain By S C WIXOM doised have been lo heip the little and but futile fight Lux THe president explained that of the Secret "silver shirt" army on roast The shrapnel spreads like slugs from said constant pain Lake White Tribune (Continu'd on Paso Eight) S sized (Salt baker” U of overthrow moderate Correspondent) on on (Contlnuetf Poes Eitht) reported plotting (Continued Page Five) (Column Three) (Column Eight (Column Two BRIGHAM CITY— Brigham City county seat of Box Elder "Since last autumn the industry as a Page 2 government MEN ONLY m bad’ been of has espe whole Borah denies shape charge A 4 NRA OT— CHICAGO Aug swanky county’ with its more than 5000 prosperous and contented citizens the little fellow who has been boosting bread price Page 1 gold coast hotel bending to masculine nestles agairist the Wasatch range of mountains but has no foot- - ually throttled bv chains and big bakers demand has announced the WORLD NEWS hills or rolling mounds It has a sitethat is entirely unique as far ""The ft Is no authority behind' of a taproom for men only opening ‘This is " " Austrian rebel commander esyf as 15 known' spreading out over an alluvial fanshaPed surface bakery prices but we are cooperating Itoing to be a real he man's sanctuin areas where we know small bakers fighting will continue Page from the mouth of Box Elder canyon Its §oil ary” said the manager "We'll have British fleet head calls for gi eater (Continued on Pae Eight) spittoons and all " Is iColumn One remarkably fertile yet hard to cultivate navy Page 1 being ol a gravelly nature peculiarly adapted NEW YORK Aug 4 OTWoan his wife for an hour So he hastened FEATURES DEPARTMENTS to the raising of fruits and berries In the O spread the news Editorials Senator from Sandpit Hannah Dempsey weighed m“ today to their hotel lower lands the soil Is more loamy and better 7 pounds around the lobby — and around the at at the Mark Round Merry-GBRIGHAM hospital Polyclinic for farm products By reason or the general Washington Turn to Page 6 Sec D dominate 3 did ounces town he So completely Sullivan Page slope in three directions and the porous nature city She’s Jack the a companof the IOC Dempthat 'scene daughter cynical finance and Markets Pages of the soil Brigham City is always clean and sey former heavyweight champion of ion asked and For the first of 12 dally sanitary and free from mud even after a ’ Wilhis Hannah world the wife and "Who had this anyway’ baby Real Estate Page rainstorm heavy instalments of the story of liams of the stage The mother and baby were doing Garden Gate Page 4 OT— A There Is something about the soil which Dr Charles W Metz a professor Wo Aug the Reno CHEYENNE was fine Jack She from divorced in woman hospi5 D this to nervously (pacing Society Pages is Irrigated with water from Box Elder creek small parasite which deals quick at Johns Hopkins university and tal corridors prior to the birth had her first husband Roger Wolfe Kahn Music drama and screen Page looks who despite fading to that gives fruits and berries grown here death to grasshoppers has brought son of the late Otto Kahn internasaid of the Wyoming state relief News of playgrounds Page 4 D a rich mellow flavor and color unequaled any hope that a new method of extermi- brother d all I want to tional banker a boy first wife "I it's mounting sure hope Dempsey’s to took cultures Of the Sports Pages administrator where Brigham City Is famous for Its peaches nating the pest may yet be found to match him with Gene Tunney's kid was Estelle Taylor actress reached the very top as an Classified advertising Pages Preliminary scientific ingrown here In abundance and each year the “We had agreed" Dempsey said as soon as they’re big enough " Will G Metz sta'e relief adminis- parasites 11 B actress and who won her the Show that parasite annual “Peach day” known nationally is held trator brought word from Sheridan vestigations The minutes passed as if hours "that whether it was a boy or a girl which attracts thousands of visitors from county that in that territory farmers a winged jnsect lays its eggs on or Ask any father SUPPLEMENTS Then out came the Hannah could choose the first) name way into the hearts of milUtah and surrounding states On these two- - were surprised to find literally mil inside the 'hopper and the eggs hatch and I’d choose the second So Han- nurse Tribune Junior lions of people ” believed it which larvae is it1 feqd nah chose Joan’ because sounds day celebrations luscious peaches melons and cantaloupes are distributed lions of gravshopci'- dead within the into Twelve pages of the world's best "It's a girl Mr Dempsey killing them the visitors For a moment Jack's face was puz like me I guess and sad Han Iree-tpast month each w ith a hole pierced on the grasshoppers comics While a studv of the parasites is yet It Is the Story of a Then a beam a grin that nah " Brigham City wa- named after President Brigham Young and was beneath the r Magazine section with Ripley s Be zling in the preliminary stage it is hoped hi came intcrc-te- d look aid the bab had his first settled in March 1851 by a small group of people who came here Entomolog-- l Denjpsey lieve It or Not Will Roger- - O O pioud posse-i- e Remarkable Woman suf-Iin be produced I love black hair Mrs Dempseys eves and upon request of the authorities of the L D S church ’to colonize this sec and determined that little parasite that they might he cried out McIntyre Kathleen Norris Art andi ‘Hurrah to combat (mouth and w'as ‘a very pretty baby tion Literature short stories by lbcal little girl-bjgzing the trail fighting hostile Indians and pioneering they were doing - much to eliminate the i ficient quantities i hopper hordes when they appear Column One) on Page The former champion couldnt see j indeed" 'grasshoppers as poison bait was riters Oratorio Scheduled — Early Days of Idaho to Be Revived in bits and Pageantry SEES REGION GROWTlIisLAV To Test Reciprocity m Committee Will Give Protest to Chief ecutive Upon Return for j Car-inthi- a 4- e Salt-La- - I SILVER BACKED BRITISH FLEET city-par- ades 23-3- 0 NEW CURRENCY CHIEF DEMANDS SOON TO MOVE n GREATERNAVY tu s whoj-omroentle- -id- admin-istratqpk- ' Sunday Tribune to-t- - ' 4-- Paralysis Victim Finally Succumbs when-'ftorma- n one-fourt- h Quick-Firin- g quick-firin- g - JOOO-mil- e Brigham City Wins Fame Tor Fine Peaches Homes And Educational System! - Joan Hannah Dempsey Weighs In At 7 lbs 3 ozs as Father Paces Floor 1 vRegiri" Marie Dresner’s Career Today Death Dealing Parasite May Prove Means of Eradicating Locust Pest o 2-- ’ 11-- - 9-- lion-heart- ed years 9-- ' I 1 - -- n ’ d a- 12-- i -- |