Show SUNDAY MORNING THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE AUGUST H C 5 1934 heard that Garibaldi was passing away and was one of the few survivors of the “Thousand" who carried on their shoulders the coffin from the liberator s house to the small piece of land near bv which he had chosen as his burial place n 8 1M 11a near Slvelh to whom to entrust by Cardinal Sebastiano Leme Arch- REA the world in By T P FARRELL IRANCESCO body By HOUSTON Texas (UP)— With all Genoa with his wife and children mil bishop of Rio de Janeiro Ten Chilean the been would have BUFNOS AIRES (UP)--O- ne ROME (UP)— A tall erect snow the boy— Sivelli UnuTa a ran he few small as years obstacles ago vanquished physical member of that expedition filigree plant which he had inherited lion pilgrims will Increase the popu jbishops have signified their intention white haired and white bearded Official Who surance was given here that an in tleman Squad’ of Youngsters Wipes with steady step firm voice1 After the landing with the “Thou from his father and which he turned'lation of Buenos Aires by one third to attend the congress These include OrNew between canal tercoastal and bright smile This is the pictureisand” in Sicily Sivelli through a over ter hts children The business had in the greatest mass when the Inter Mgr Alfredo Sifuentes bishop of Government British Antipathy ’Squealed’ leans and Houston started 29 years of Egisto Sivelli 91 years old the last mistake of an officer was led with national Eucharistic congress meets Antofagasta Cardinal Jeap Verdierp' Hitler on October 10 Regime Growing Toward survivor of Garibaldi's “Thousand ” a handful of volunteers to a position ago would be completed soon archbishop of Paris will head six Over half of these pilgrims-wil- l French prelates He is expected to Officials of the Intercoastal Canal Until recently Sivelli had a comrade which was supposed to have been ' be from South America with Brazil arrive in Buenos Aires on Septem-headin- g association ndw are seeking com- m the person of Professor Francesco'evacuated by the Bourbons’ soldiers The following resume of foreign affairs has (Editor’s Note: I “We were received” said Sivelli in Organization to Help the list with almost 100 000 ber 21 panies barges and cargoes to use the Grand been prepared for The Salt Lake Tribune and the McClure Newsc The latter died here June 9 aT93 la recent conversation “with a rifle waterway jocoiding to official forecasts Today Among other South American pre- paper Syndicate) to all Cath lates expected were Mgr Augto M Markham AmtlMMllPlllR district a broadcast E few were casualties which made Colonel last now the so Sivelli is and appeal living volley Up w’° wai th AUSTRIA glorified but it was olic families to board and lodge pilSieffert aithbishop of La Paz Bo- of that legendary expedition Wc had to crawl on our backs through irmy engineer has notified the ’ Five weeks ago today this column ’leading genius in the bloody work or clatlon that the canal which also has thrilled the hearts of many the furrows of a tilled field to escape gums during what is expected to be livia Mgr Bernado Menzalde of Tu- generations of Italians and had a more lead I narrowly missed a bullet HARRISBURG Pa iUP)— A non the greatest four day religious £ rally maco Colombia Mgr Pedro Paspual reported that arms were" being smug-- 1 June 30 Always a great admirer tends to Corpus CKristi actually will Au- considerable (Farfan archbishop of Lima Peru weight in the events in the face This was my baptism profit organization which will work seen in Latin Amenta gled into Austria from Germany and'and student of OGPU methods4 he be ready for commercial use m fbr clean amusement on the Harris Hotels report heavy reservations and Mgr Marcos which led to the unification of Italy of fire Godoy that the increase in nazi terrorism orgamzed not only the black-shirted1- 1 J When completed the project — Sivelli was 17 when after fleeing Sivelli took part in all fhe encoun burg stage and screen has been char- Manv will rent what are normallybishop of Maraca bo Venezuela was “a barrage preceding an out- S S as Hitlers personal bodyguard “from the Mississippi to the Rio his home he set his foot Aboard one ters in which Garibaldi engaged the terqd by the Dauphin county court Ithe servants’ quarters Eucharistic' Plans for the central altar finally break against Dollfuss ” When 20 of the two obsolete vessels" which "enemy" in Sicilv Calabria and m To be kndvvn as "The Clean Amuse- - comrriittces said that their greatest have been approved It provides for nazi youths beat and shot the Aus- - ant party police 'but also a system were about to sail with the “Thou the vicinity of Naples especially the ment Organization of America" the problem undoubtedly would be the three altars placed in triangular form tnan chancellor leaving him to bleed 'of picked agents and spies through-t- o New Orleans already is com- - sand" in the attempt to reach Sicilv Volturno river battle and returned organization pledged itsrtf to "pro-- question of suitable quarters for the'surmoynted bv a cross 70 meters high death for three hours without med '0ut Germany which even surpassed st pleted dredging operations clandestinely and wrest the Island to his home town of Genua wliealhegmla-clcaumuscm£nljeal or priest! v attendance the storm1 their appeals so 4 far had been satis- - and the altars will be so placed as to from the Bourbonsr a nd'SecTarbrtsTTb C r ato r"g a v e up fighting and chose'anxi character " be viewed from any angle Hundreds became chancellor Himmler was President C S E Holland who annexation to Italy 'to live as a farmer in the island of J J Moore one of the organizers factory can foretell is the father4of Pauline Love Moore Twenty five prelates will comelof loudspeakers will enable the huge If it had not been for a lad of 14 Caprpra For several days preceding the out made chief of the secret police and conceived the canal 29 years ago while from Brazil alone and will be headed crowds to follow the masses Sivelli rushed to Caprera when he!actress widower who had nobreak an indefinable restlessness had then head of all except the Prussian he sought to aid his home city Vic- the son Is sponsor of the project been among the people of con- toria Intercoastal Austrian Nazis Kill Traitor Last of Garibaldi’s Famed Canal Dream To Their Party in Approved ‘Thousand’ Erect at 91 Now Reality American Gangster Fashion Out Tiring rt Buenos Aires Prepares For Eucharistic Pilgrims to (Jean oft growing uniformed men which Goering Viennl The government had lost tinued to control He has now been The canal will be nine feet deep even the ground nonpolitical given charge of all the concentration with 100 feet bottom width among elements of the population which cambs — which unites under him as The construction of canal barges were beginning to feel the increasing insiders remark a system comparable will b encouraged by the association for the waterway Holland said Of to the OGPU and weight of financial difficulties considerably supeOn the canal a motorboat can cast the politically minded groups 40 per rior in organization and ruthless effiff a Houston dock and the next day cent could fairly be classified as ciency razis 30 per cent reds and 30 per With the arrest of the lawyer who lip a line an a wharf at Sioux Ckty owa or Frankfort1 Kv A boat can Cent government supporters was assigned as counsel for the de-'go through’tfie city of Chicago from e Very few basis had dropped their fense to Van der Lubbe at the out of disappointment over tag fire trial the last outsider who Houston passthrough the great lakes the Hitler fiasco in Germany — and knew the secrets of that dark chapter' skirt the Atlantic toast and return to Houston by sea those few were mostly reds who f nazi history has been put away turned1 to their own underground or- - it is expected that he will commit STAMP THEFT SENTENCE gamzations suicide shortly Observers comment CLEVELAND (UP)— A former Vienna has been much excited by that during the “suppression of the Its first murder done in movie gang S A revolt” the swiftest strokes were schoolmaster who stole 40 cents in stampS rom the Beloiti ohl0 post ster style "The nazi gangster mur- meted out to those who knew who0fflce was sentenced bv Federal der" the press calls it A secret nazi had set the reichstag on fire really chief pressed for funds and inspired Goering was much relieved to havedfy bv the governments attractive re- - those nasty facts dead and buried atmockuewedrpeniten school w ard offers gave information on the The "purging" of the S A- - which “"fo Frank L GreLngI? 25 gave location of various bomb and ammu- - is now m process and which will turn1 no reason for his theft fniion depots The police agent to out a much reduced but loval force whom he gave the information how- m the fall Is being conducted with ever was also a secret nazi of a dif special attention to communists who trying to work out a basis for a Japa ferent clan and though forced to suddenly turned nazis before the nese dicker pass the information up to his supe-- r "national revolution” Insiders say RUSSIA ors he immediately tipped off the that a German agent in Moscow disMoscow circles point party A “firing squad” sent to the covered that the Comintern gave or- with freat revolutionary pride to theur part m the traitor's apartment shot him as he ders at the last moment for all "com- Ameucan labor troubles and the sucopened1 the door To the "gangsters" rades” not too openly committed to cess of subversive propaganda oar there isn’t a clue except that they join the nazi ranks They have been ried out U S A branch of the by the were 18 and bojs obvi- causing no end of trouble with nazi-fie- Comintern Observers say that the ously picked so that they would fall red propaganda and have made mam office of the Internationale has under the minora’ law if caught it possible for regular Comintern been In direct contact with the Pa agents to continue their Work - That cific coast agitators and that the arms GERMANY explains the difficulty experienced and money supplied for the violent Hitler’s speech before the gexctislag by lhe police In calclung-djslrihu- strtktrs'W?'cacFed'By the events of June 30 tors of subversive pamphlets FxpTaifimg soviet agents in the U S A for such raised a storm ot protest all over Euan eventuality Plans are being made GREAT BRITAIN The press unanimously con rope to reinforce the propaganda and com demned the chancellor's “mania of German propaganda has been an mumcations system which has func of might" unscrupulous brutality "and! noting the British administrators tioned so well with Americans who clumsy lying some papers giving stu- - Squthwest Africa for a coisiderable have been working in Riivna They When the officials caught on piditv qthers insanity as the reason' Tor this unparalleled blurb This (that the activities of a certain "re " takes a bit of explaining 'idba to follow' this ex Although 'man army captain (formerly of thel‘““ Hitler was never abje to finish school German Southwest Africa garrison) ample went beyond the organization of a The and cuts a sorry figure next to hopes raised for the modera and Mussolini ip training apd Boy Scout movement they investi and civilization of soviet legal native statesmanship he is a man of gated and found evidence of an ex tiqn procedure by the announced refoim tremendous personal magnetism and tensive nazi political and military or- of the OGPU have been well shrewdness with the inborn talents ganization arms and propaganda jna dashed by recent events pretty The abso of a demagogue He is an agitator tenal in large quantities were located MTealTTpwTrs of the and not a ruler— incapable of ruling and a ramified espionage system un- former Cheka have theoretically been covered The Boy Scout movement abolished and handed except over to The The reichstag speech was designed has been dissolved and all nazi accourts while the organization for domestic consumption only The tivities forbidden but the chances regular itself has been into the outside world knows that Roehm are if trouble should come some day commissariat ofreorganized the intei lor The didn’t plan a revolt that Schleicher that the British government would press announced it as a boon to hadn’t made a dicker with France find itself up against a well’’ drilled the citizen and gave great the passing that Goering duped Hitler and used and armed force of "settleis OGPU a big hand — “the naked sword his absence to remove everybody who Although these discovenes were of bolshevism" “a name which tens could become a potential rival— but not given much publicity for fear of of millions of workers and peasants the German people don't know this diplomatic repercussions the British learned to love ” It turns out howHitler intended to calm the sus- public reacted sharply and one more ever that the right of exile to Siberia picions aroused by rumors originat- grudge is added to the many Even without trial still remains in the ing from the reports of foreign news- the most conservative and ' hands of the leaders of the OGPU elements feel an inqreastng an- whopapers that filtered through Germany direct the new commissariat It via the undergiound press Strange tipathy toward Germany and Ger is equivalent to death as it may seem he has succeeded man methods Hitler's speech before There is much disappointment here and particularly his over There's a lot of nervous whispering the reichstag symptoms of a reacand the educated classes sense half statement that he felt himself “the tion growing away from the moderation and of the truth but the masses of the supreme court of Germany" have conservatism that began to manifest people are solidly behind their “lead- brought sentiment to a boiling point themselves a few months age The er” as your correspondent convinced British observers always very caie-fji- l increasingly chaotic condition of Euin their statements begin to re himself on a tour of Germany and and the troubles in the after nupiberless conversations with gard Germah policy as the product rope have given the world revolutionists the Man on the Street The small of a demented mind The foreign so much material to work German was touched by Hitler's he- policy debate m the bouse of com- on that convincing the elements roic "I am the supreme court in mons which gave England’s sanction seem to have "moderating been brought to a full hours of danger" gesture Hitler has to Barthou’s plans showed how com Although Franco Russian rela learned that foreign countries have pletely British opinion has swung stop tions continue to be very coidial and short memories Tjie mam problem over within the las month to the Russia has become one of the main has been to buck up the people for viewpoint that Europe must be guaid-e- stones in Barthou s wall around Ger the coming winter and its financial against the outbreaks! of an ir- many British and French diplomats difficulties That’s where the discon- responsible government realize that the soviet government Word comes from admiralty in cannot be tent lies and that’s what will break counted upon in the event nazidom if anything does for tlfe aiders in London that the naval talks of a crisis financial suppression and taxation which have been postponed supposdirect and indirect— are what puts edly to await the arrival of Japanese JAPAN the Germans m a bad frame of mind technical experts have’ really been From Tokyo come disturbing reAmong the men who have risen to put off to withdraw the preliminary ports on the progress of the Japanese power witfi the recent violent re- negotiations from the gunfire of press invasion of South America Not only shuffling of the political cards the comments Barthou hopes to persuade has the increasing emigration— parmost sinister and dangerous is the Mussolini hot to build the two dis- ticularly to Brazil and the Argentine leader of the Sehutzstaffel Himmler turbing 35000 ton dreadnaughts and —begun to alarm theiatives but conHe is rarely mentioned and never the British foreign office is feverishly trol of important industries is fast falling into the hands of the Japanese settlers In Sao Paulo 50 per cent of the potato and cotton growing and 60 per cent of the raw is Japanese while the volume of Japanese grown bananas has increased within the last year from 1500000 to- 2 000000 bunchejs (of bShanas each) In The faboUt preservers life as other items such By MARY KNIGHT the - ‘enor Portuguese Italian and fish shell and other paiaGerman tradeis aie being completely PARIS (UP)— Save your corks tori nherniha of the sea are scattered reichs-allegianc- re-0- i d I T - Bar-tho- I d - USA BRAKES SUPER-HYDRAUL- From 40 miles an hour to a full stop in Brakes seconds without swerving Knee-Actio- ire always equalized momentum increases WHEELS You don’t hive to slow down for bumps and holes 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