Show O 4 TflE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE ‘SUNDAY MORNING AUGUST HEADSAYSJAR Ignite WILL CONTINUE Ronald Miller son of Mr and Mrs Lloyd Miller 333 South Tenth West street narrowly escaped severe burns when a box of matches he was playing with Saturday afternoon ignited-Thboy’s mother had gone to the store a short ’distance away and left the child on the floor ot the home The infant who is just starting to crawl made his where he way to a cupboard found the matches He began polling matches from the box strewing them on the floor His shoe came in contact with the head of a match and ignited it The flames quickly spread to other matches and began creeping toward the half-d Rebel of Commander Forces Declares Revolt lias Only Started I i (Continued from Pfcge p ItlvjUolC Out) more chance ot surviving than Its predecessors "This is no mere party struggle' Kammerhofer continued pacing up and down the room "It is a struggle of the German Austrian people against foreign domination— against You ought to the Italian masters know what that meanr ” r alss imo’s blue Ttf hlond gene es blazed ai m e- - ' "You Americans know what that kind of a fight is about don’t you” he asked punctuating his emphftsis with quick strides “Dollfuss is dead — let us say no more about him than that his death was inevitable "But who is Schuschnigg his successor? Schuschnigg is not Austria “Schuschnigg is Italy' "He was' even born m Italy “And the private armies of Schuschnigg and Prince von Starhemberg are a foreign legion in foreign pay "Are we to be ruled by Italians or by Germans’ That is the question Are we to be governed from Rome or at home?” f - be-"--- GUNS BRISTLE UTAH CONVICT I news-fnos- LOUISIANA U S TO BUILD BOMB PLANES -- Orders Woodring With and 220-Mil- Speed e (Continued seri-battl- e Two Radius 3000-Mil- e from Pan One) ”-- L Fine Imposed on Girl Auto Driver wmsw-ssr- Bewildered the baby tried to crawl from the danger Mrs Miller entered the door and scooped Ronald from the' floor as the match box burst into flames He was treated at the emergency hospital for minor turna on his abdomen and arms TAX RECEIPTS a usm-v- i:mt3er street In adand would fight extradition dition to the fact Earle is wanted as an escaped convict a”new complaint charging assault with a deadly weapon upon a guard has heen filed against him and (wo Salt Lake county deputy sheriffs J Wallace West and P 'A Hanks armed with extra ditiQn papers- - signed by Governor Henry H Blood left for Portland Saturday night to return the prisoner Warden Davis said at the time of -- t the rifle by aid the fleeing felon Earle then ran acrosi the street to a sefvice station and forced two men from a truck in which he sped toward Parley's canyon That night Earle appeared at the home of Coun ty Attorney Harold E Wallace at 1809 Michigan avenue and forced the county attorney at the point of the shotgun to give him food He Was not seen again m this state Earle serving a term of one to Hinckley urged all others subject to the tax to apply at his office for blanks August 31 is the last date for filing returns and making tax payments ten years was convicted with Harold Osborne ahd Joe Gray m the holdup of two employes of the Safeway Stores on August 22 1933 They were captured in Lovelock Nev the next day 0 shotgun and rakes wide sections of the air Aif ministry experts also have evolved a gas defense in the air This is a floating gas whose low density does not allow it to descend below a certain level At the present this level is computed at 2000 feet Experiments under this branch of defense have been carried out in the far north however because of obvious danger to civil aircraft should the gas be released jiea i the a English-i-chffiTitr- -A more important gas used In the is known as “raingas which from beto be a giant rainbow low appears covering the surface of the earth From above however it has the apof clouds pearance Attacking planes were completely deceived by the gas Royal air force officers were informed that Instruments for the deIncreasing tax receipts are boost- tection of enemy aircraft play a small ing Austria's optimism part in recent developments National guards mobilized by the state administration which he controls remained 'on duty here however in spite of a district court order now three days old calling for demobilization Mayor Walmslcy's augmented police force of 1400 men likewise conshift admittedtinued on a The ly ready for any eventuality mayor flung fresh defiance at th senator by asserting he was ready to Rouge Saturday Alma Wandell 28 whose driver's license and automobile Miss Kimm Justice was using was fined $25 of the Peace Gygi said Muss Kimm was arrested July 7 while using Mr Wandell's automobile and driver's license" Mr Wandell was arrested August S trials however bow" This is a INCREASED BY No Compromise “What if the Schuschnigg government adopts a conciliatory policy-off- ers amnesty to political offenders and attempts to heal the wounds of I the left and right opposition?" "Has it not a good chance asked of succeeding’” “Never!” shouted Kammerhofer "With this government there can be no peace There are men enough m Austria who have clean hands and who have reputations for patriotism and integrity "Any one of them would have some reconciliation chance of achieving and internal peace” The blue eyes flashed again as he continued: "But these Italians in Vienna— No a hundred agents of Rome times no!” His voice became hard and bitter FIELD STAFF invites you to the air s fine $66256 Gain for Three and Half Months c mon in Reported Field work by auditors for the state tax commission In the three and months ending July 15 increased the state’s revenues by a total of $66256 98 it was reported Saturday by A G Tibby managing clerk for the tax collection division of the commission Over the period Mr Tibby said the force of eight to ten men assigned to this work were in the field a total The collecof 501 man days Cites Dilllnger man pgr tions $13211 averaged per an “I can best explain to you day so worked American” he said “how we Mr Tibby estimates the expense Austrians feel about Schusch- to the state including salary travelnigg if I remind you that your expenses and meals at about $9 country recently was terrorized by a ing to the a The net or man named Dillinger Well the gov state$10fromdaysuch activitiesprofit therefore eminent which tyrannises German would figure at better than $120' a Austria now is’ Dillinger multiplied day by ten — ten Dilhngers let loose upon Just how much If any of such revea liberty-lovinpeople” to have come nue could be The bitterness and deflate of to the state ifexpected the delinquents prodKammerhofer were characteristic of ded the field force had not the feeling among fugitive nazis In been up by approached is questxoriable this border region but there also Psychological Effect was occasional evidence of discour-'gemeAs a matter cMabt In the ’’opinion despair and even panic It was in the latter mood that I of tax officials the activities of the found a group of subordinate lead- field forces probably resulted in ers By a queer coincidence I considerable increase in receipt of who reached them half an hour after they revenue from other persons had heard a rumor that- - Chancellor seeing that the state really would Hitler of Germany had been assas- come after the tax preferred to send the amount due the state to thecom-missiosinated rather than have any unFire Question! Before I could get beyond identi- pleasantness or publicity about their fying myself as an American corre- delinquency The record of collections spondent they startled me with the of the state sales monthly taxes for example tense question: “Is it true that the shows $155000 collected in March fuehrer is dead?" Penalties and I broke off the conversation Im- and $163000 in April interest collected in May amounted mediately and dashed to a telephone to $2408 and the total collections for to contact with Berlin A few minutes later I " returned that month jumped to nearly $182000 In June with penalties of about $2100 with the news that apparently they had been made the victims of a hoax collections showed another jump to Penalties in July apas neither Hitler nor anyone else $197000 "of prominence had died in Germany proached $3500 and total collections were nearly $209000 td?y " While "this" may be due 1ft part to I thougTit it was a good joke and return to better business condi-asidme one nazi drew later but laughed tions officials of the commission at- “Thanks for exploding that rumor” tribute part of the Increase at least he said in a matter-of-fac- t voice to the new policy of tax collection! “Some of us were about to commit when visiting auditors from the commission would consult with the merauicide” Astonished I asked “You are not chant and explain the nature of the tax and What was expected of him seeing things that black are you?” The fugitive’’ rebel shrugged his 6963 Places Visited He did not smile shoulder For the three and month “We risked everything including April 1 the report our lives" he said “We suffered a period beginning compiled under Mr Tibby’s supervicrushing military defeat many men sion shows $50936 56 collected in were killed and now suddenly we sales taxes by the field force with heard that the fuehrer was dead $22ip 90 in ‘penalties and interest Wasn’t that enough reason for shoot- Some 1490 dealers' licenses were Ising oneself?” sued by the field force at $2 per liBERLIN Aug 4 (ff)— Adolf Hitler cense A total of 6963 places of busitoday began work on a speech which ness were visited in connection with the chancellery intimated will con- this law Other taxes also were followed up tain important political reveleations to the world which has watched by the field forces The force diswith deep interest his assumption posed of 326 cigaret licenses and colof the functions of president as well lected $235037 as a result of 1427 visits With 915 visits 188 beer lias chancellor Behind chancellery doors guarded censes were Issued yielding $4795 Jn for the first time by members of the addition to $1411 in taxes With 200 collected reichswehr (regular army) the chan-- - calls the field auditor cellor was busy with the address he $106515 in income taxes and fees will deliver to the reichstag Monday together with $95 67 in penalty and Some 26 miscellaneous Ji kh m e m o ria I ser- - interest oc c s s i o n bO-th-e vice for the late President Paul von censes ancT $4l223 in revenue resulted from 110 contacts Rindenburg Altogether the report shows 7265 rhe chancellor also will speak Tuesday at the funeral services at contacts averaging $9 12 per contact thus undertaking twq The men averaged 14 4 such contacts Tannenberg major appearances before the nation per man day and the world on successive days Flivver Plane Built Guard Changed The reichswehr guard today By Pioneer Aviator moved over from the presidential palaca to the chancellery replacing " Milford! N H (UP)— Harry Atschutzstaffel which had the duty of r veteran guarding the building ever since Hit- wood claims to have perfected a "flivver ler came to power It was Symbolic of the new oath of plane” designed to retail at under personal loyalty to the chancellor $1000 Constructed without bolts and also of his assumption of presi- nuts or wires it will withstand the severest weather be says dential powers It has a capacity of four passen-- ' Hitler has been Watching the world reaction to his virtual coup d’etat in gers and Atwood believes it is desmaking himself both executive and tined to become the chancellor and is well aware of the "automobile of the skyways" fears expressed in many quarters nazi leader and campaigner against especially in America that Von Jews whom he accused in one issue death nfay have removed of his paper of plotting to kill Hitlthe last brake on radicalism: er- That issue was suppressed by He is expected to give some reas- the police several days after it ap- suring' statements in that regard ) peared Even with other matters pressing While Hitler’s advisers are pressing the Hitler government today Issued him to make a reassuring statement an order suspending for two weeks in his he may disappoint-thespeech the weekly Der Stuer-meas he did those who expected published by Julius Stretcher him in his reichstag speech of July 13 to touch on foreign policy Baled on Attack Instead on that occasion he deThe action was based on an attack in the paper on President Maszryk of voted himself exclusively to an exwhich said he is planation of why Erfist Roehm Kurt von Schleicher and others were shot half Jewish (Streicher has been a prominent in the June SO "purge” We don’t rare if you aren’t one of our “regulars!”— if you’re hot and bothered— drop in and refresh yourself! Onr modern cooling system keeps tlie store 15° cooler than the street!—then' refresh your wardrobe with the bargains from The Paris one-ha- lf Sale—now on! baby 2 Ger-me- )7nnr lillCl 5 A Earle's escape his photograph increase the fore to 10000 if that ndjT 11 was necessary I fingerprints were broadcast through- “I’ll match the militiamen with the out the country and a $25 reward was offered for his capture He said police" said the mayor - “I’ll recruit no details of his arrest in Portland the police force to 10000 men or were received but he believed it was more if we need them This city is ready now to fight to the last inch likely police had picked him up as a services for of ground defending its independvagrant afid identified him by his' P'ibearers at funeral Guy Robert LaCosle 59 president of ence No seizure of anv municipal fingerprints t The capture climaxed one of the lh LaCoste ACo and former office under the guise of ‘partial marspectacular escapes in the his- - paper man were announced Salur- But ‘Battle of New Orleans' tial law' is going to be permitted without a fight tory of the prison Earle at 11 a m dky The services will be conductedon Armistice da ran to the north- Sunday at 2 p m at the family resiSenator Long who said yesterday east corner of the prison threw a dence U5Q Yae avenue Interment his friend the governor had dethat Prisoner in Daring Armi- crude blanket rope attached to a hook'’!'! follow in the Salt Lake Memorial clined to disband the troops in obedi over the wall and climbed to the mausoleum ence to the local court order and stice Day Break Capannounced he was top He rushed into the guard tower Honorary pallbearers will be John who Dr J P NEW ORLEANS Aug 4 (P? Theigomg subsequently J H Harrop and slugged Joseph Turnbow theiDeardorf declined to talk flshjng — ” Dr Roy tured in Portland of New Orleans” continued 0usly about anything today Child a rfie and threw them into the prison Groesbeck and William H of wordy threats and legal an affair were immediately Active pallbearers will be Howard yard where involvement today Ending a search that has been grabbed up bythey W Elmer Dr J Wheeler 300 Sudgen the convicts among under way for nearly nine months Briant There was however no relaxation L McKenzie Frasher J there Robert Earle 26 who overpowered milling Stringham and Joseph Held in the rival camps of Senator Huey Fired at Guard a guard and scaled the walls of the Mr LaCoste died at the family resiT Semmes He armed himself with a shotgun dence state prison in a spectacular escape of a cerebral hem- P Long and Mayor Wednesday last November 11 has been captured and a revolver and as the guard Walmsley where hundreds of armed orrhage men awaited the word of their leadWarden R E in Portland Ore Miss Ruth Kimm 18 of Taylors at him Earle fired a shot from ers in the grim struggle for political ville” was Davis of the prison was advised Sat- lunged MAILED TAX FORMS suspended given a to the and revolver then the dropped supremacy urday sentence and fined $35 Friday when out for Forms capital making had Senator Long temporarily convicted of violating the drivers’ In a telegram received by the war- ground outside the wall sinrk la return have been malted During the escape three shots were den Chief of Police B K Lawson of Child Escapes CAPTURE ENDS Severe Burns as LONGHUNTFOR Matches AUSTRIAN NAZI 5 1934 n " Pu-lees- just this once excuse our baby talk! e But we can’t help being excited about this “Blessed Event” planned by spe cial appointment to the budget baby! all-wo- ol shawls — large wrapping JrlnsfitLedge&iind-novelty-wove- size with - n -- centers in white or pink JL deep j babies’ hose— finely fibbed pure silk and wool In V-— whitewithreinforced heel and- tee: J babies’ buntings— made of soft blanket cloth with talon zipper fastening and lined hood if fh‘ pink or blue with applique trim X double-breast- ss 10 coat and-rlbbon- - r 2 3 4 09 nursery A JL petticoats— made of fine white muslin with dainty scalloped edges Size 8 months cantpn and' flannelette diapers —30x30 or 27x27 size Extra soft quality of Amoskeag flannelette soft and absorbent torn and 4 In sealed packages of i dozr X e dresses— jnade of sheer batiste with scalloped bottoms dainty sprays of embroidery or deep hems and short sleeves Sizes 6 months to 1 year sweaters— in sacques wool ed crib blankets— 36x50 slzeJn assorted pattern and bound In pink or blue sateen band-mad- PA j jC or styles In white pink or blue with con- ttest-- rrrrvrrr- trusting trims 3 VIC yA Vanta shirts— style with twistless short or long sleeves AP tape fastenings Sizes and V Vanta binders —of fine combed cotton fitted to give perfect protection with twist-letape fastenings 3 for X — 27x36 size blankets stitched with receiving edges in pink blue or white very soft and fluffy 3 fof all-wo- ol ’pr 5 gowns and kimonos— made of best quality Amoa-kea- g flannelette in white with dainty trims of pink and blue tf’QQ AO n — - Sizes 4 to AA OO AQ w V' O e The Paris — First to Present new fall silk prints! 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