Show V EDITORIAL-- MEWS PARADE— FINANCIAL— 'MININS— HAL' ESTATE— THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SUNDAY MORNING ’AUGUST 1934 5 MAIN NEWS Pare C Part SECTION— Third 1 HITLER REPEATS NAPOLEON’S ERROR IN FOREIGN POLICY a’ Austria Crisis Brings Out- - Reich Isolation Fuehrer Finds Continent Arrayed Against Him as Bonaparte Did in 1814 Der By FRANK H SIMONDS Special Correspondent The Salt Lake Tribune e WASHINGTON Aug 4— In crowded and exciting days Which have followed the acclamation of Dollfms theie has gradual! been disclosed a fait all-th- her air forces As far as the British were concerned too the failure purpose to expand her own of Eden was the decisive oetail as the Austrian impasse had been for the Italians But with the blood bath of June 30 there was presented to "them that moral issue which the English always welcome as a justifua ion for j mui-de- paia-lelle- d four-pow- -‘- d In Thaddeus L Bolton and Dr Frederick H Allen psychiatrists Both men recently warned parents of excessively bright children that uhless alt the abilities of the child were developed by a education the youngster might delater in life velop "A child displaying excessive talent along one particular line moie often gSnlfiirinlellT sente of a moron in later life” said Dr Bolton who heads the department of psychology at Temple uni versity "Trick children may bum out before they reach adolescence and grow up to be less than average individ uals” concurred Dr Allen who is chief of the child guidance eiruc of Philadelphia and president of the association The psychiatrists also dep'ored the publicity that is usually given an ex ceptionally bright child 'They pointed out that publicity often leads the child to develop excessive personal vanity which in turn checks anrrbi tion and extinguishes genius to The Tribune) (Copyright 1934 By The North American Newspaper Alliance Inc ) FDDYVILLE- - Iowa Aug 4— After a year in the Civilian Conservation Harold Van corps Zante 18 would JJk4o go again And what’s more he believes the C C C should be established as a permanent organization Harold returned to his home near Eddyville the first of July The year to him was one of adventure and education— that was about all he got out of his work For $25 of his monthly salary went to two elderly persons in whom he had never seen two dependents he “adopted" in order to enlist in the forestry army “But people pav tuition for less real educatipn than I got” he sav “1 am convinced C C C camp life provides the best of training for young fellows’’ he said “The average boy when he leaves high school usually is too A inexperienced to get a job year in 'a work camp enables him to find what it is all about before he has to face competition in the outside world “Most fellows went out of the camp in better physical trim than they went in We had lots of sports baseball and wrestling and the like “You know if C C C camps were cont'nued the public would benefit Parks would bp bet er Faimei- - woubn t fared fo to i have "tier otur v nr( to spend mzht and riuv fighting rhineh bugs and other pests Soil eto'ion could be controlled" -- the ER' sea dutv 'T Cal ' od lo peer down the gullets and angtze Panned T '7' l becam® knowP- - DNIEPR0PET°VSK b ” he smd again -dfferent Horn The handling a lighter than air craft but the Yangtze patrol service ought to be lots of fun” The commander's duties take him over the turgid river from Shanghai to Chungking a stretch of 1500 miles almost all of which is navigable ro ocean going vessels The river patrol guai ds American cargo and passenger ships along tin (UP) rare in modern Rus- motive for the cas’a T'i and the of his and sister when a gang of Mis York Van Fleet of worker face murder chares "ho the summer in ' s00n forn‘a’ made tbe before y°'he The state prosecutor of the U S '’e?llte "?tlonaI park rangers Mr' R who took over the case from embarrasxedly ex-entrance ‘hat she the local militia after deciding the plal’f‘d a1 pak fee be' "ot pay the caU‘he dupks snuatched her purse rested ifi Roed- tontaipmg $90 mg park en route to Yosemue C duck?JheedAW1 - 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lo be given His assignment brought him to China as commander o( the U S S - "mm-hdnrfWTsprr- circumstance of '"the past l&O vears that a common ’fear of the national socialist regime m Germany has restored anmething Inirlv close to a con t cert of Europe Nearly two years ago when Hillei came to power there seemed every prospect that the old world would be divided into two groups of rival alliances exactly as It had been in 1914 Had anv such situation existed r a lew days ago when the of Dollfuss tragically that of the Archduke Fran- is Ferdinand 20 years earlier Europe would have been lace to face with the same sort of crisis which led to the world war Had France the little entente and Poland confronted Germany Italy Austria and Hungary as the triple entente faced the triple alliance after the crime of Serajevo it Is difficult to see how another gen eral war could have been a erted Hitler however in his brief tenure of power had abolished the greatest danger his arrival had for Europe For in undertaking to bring about the union of Austria with the reich he had made Impossible any common fiont between Rome and Berlin However much Mussolini might desire to'upset French hegemony in Europe and to undermine French influence in the DanuHian area he naturally had no desire to substitute German for French domination Venice Meeting Last Chance The meeting between the duce nd the fuehrer m Venice a few weeks ago just before the blood bath of June 30 was therefore literally Hitler’s last chance to establish a common front with Mussolini In that meeting he was told quite frankly that he could count on further Italian support in his campaign for parity with France in armaments provided he would call off his attempts to destroy the Dollfuss regime in Vienna Obviously he promised to do it but just as obviously he tailed to keep becausc ho couldn't or because he Wouldn’t Even before the murder of Dollfuss moreover a renewal of the terrorist tactics had aroused Rome to protest and Mussolini to passion The duce felt not unreasonably that he had been tricked by Hitler at Venice He was therefore already preparing' to take action when the events in Vienna forced his Hand With Dollfuss dead the last possibility of cooperation between the two fascisms vanished Mussolini was now ready to join with France and with the little entente to of maintain the independence Austria and thus to uphold the status quo of the peace treaties Drives British Into Opposition In the same fashion Hitler has driven the equally reluctant British into the French camp Ever aince the close of the war the various British governments which have held office have been Striving eagerly to bring about a restoration of a state of balance on the continent They have longed to see some combination possibly of Italy and Germany to offset that of France and her smaller allies among the succession states Such a state of balance would enable Britain to hold the deciding vote between the two camps It would too end a French domination equally unattractive to' British pride and trade policy When Hitler arrived even the first violences against the Jews did not suffice to destioy the British hope that something Thu? might be accomplished MacDonald flew to Rome right alter the German election of March 3 1933 and gave his blesspact ing to the duce's proposal A new concert of Euthererope Was to be established by and Britain and Italy could restrain Germany with French Fraftce-to- con'“TSU'pptirt Snd' fbr cessions to satisfy German demands This plan vas blocked by the revolt of the allies of France who saw themselves the predestined such atrange-men- t victims of an precisely as the Balkan nations had been the victims of the Old concert of Europe After that rebuff Britain drew back from France and Italy turned fo Germany France seemed isolated Even her Polish ally was turning awav from her and making a truce with Germany It was at that time last autumn that a war bv of prevention precipitated France was seriously discussed in many quarters Reich Defies Treaty But Hitler would not give up his Austrian adventure And in addition he flung Germany out of the- - 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