Show I - k A J Oil Concerns NOVEMBER FRIDAY MORNING THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE Fear Mexico "mr Cj ( Confiscation Scheduled Strike ‘Share-Wealt- Laws Concern fASm at the Glenn L Martin plant Weighing 250000 pounds the planes will use wing space for observation quarters and cabins Eight engines will provide enough power to ' drive the new air giant at 350 miles per hour new Official Urges John Barleycorn Has Edge Foreign Trade Oils Merger In Election 9 Survey Reveals Gains Seen as their LOS Nov operators Voters in Some States Get First Chance to ExHopeful Sign might William trustee the Grows ANGELES C McDuffie Richfield and 19 OP)— of Oil testified Thursday he press Their Convictions Since Dry Law Repeal companies believed the proposed reorganization WASHINGTON Nov 19 (AP)— An edge for John Barleycorn plan for the concerns to bs fair in local option elections held November 3 was indicated Thursday by and equitable a survey of late returns ‘‘In my opinion and In consideraIn some of the 16 states where tion of all existing conditions I believe it to be reasonable” he add there was such balloting the Voters ed at a federal court hearing on had their first opportunity since repeal to pass upon this issue the plan Returns still have not been re‘‘Existing conditions” hs exofficially from some commuplained referred to the urgent need ported for an early termination of the re- nities but available figures showed ths sale of hard liquor was apceivership Inability to find a pur1116 instances while It was Office Building Gutted chaser for the properties at public proved in sale and the need for new and turned down in 1054 of On the and wine question light additional working capital 13 Suffer Hurts beer sales 649 communities ap624 and the rich opposed was proved that orders dividing Local Option Laguna region in Coahuila and DuATLANTA Ga Nov 19 (UP) most of Mexican cotrango where Local opytion voting in some of Three persons were burned to death ton is produced the atatee was limited to a single and 13 were Injured Thursday when Cardenas was Informed that abor town a fire gutted an office sentee landlords living In Spain county results Included: Reported building in the heart of downtown England and Canada controlled Arkansas— Izard county for wine Atlanta five of the largest haciendas but and beer The dead all of Atlanta were: were cultivating only small fracFlorida — Polk county against Mrs J Porter Smith tions of their holdings a by margin Miss Elizabeth Martin The Workers’ confederation pub- liquor Illinois— In Chicago 47 precincts W Terry Evans former star lished figures that the Laguna for 40 one tie liquor against athlete here landlords made profits of $83000-00- 0 Louisiana— Five parishes against Firemen after bringing the blaze the past 17 years and charged liquor the control penetrated they refused waga Increases to la— 248 towns for liquor under Maine ruins of the bor stores 264 against three ties For smoldering Cable Piano company fearful that sale- of wine and liquor to be con- more bodies might be buried In the on sumed the premises 190 towns debris 321 for against four ties Beer 244 The fire broke out shortly before for 268 against three ties 9 noon while the building was crowded with business people and stuMaryland Section at the Maryland —Queen Anne’s county dents at the Atlanta Conservatory previously dry voted for package of Music Firemen estimated damage at sale of liquor Massachusetts — Liquor 192 towns more than half a million dollars for 88 against Wines and beer 216 Most of those injured were hurt for 73 against one tie Package superficially with the exception of 24-3- 0 two women who leaped from seconsales 210 for 80 against windows Nebraska — Grand Island pre- d-story Hazel Wood a music teacher one Fall Cleanup Sale on viously dry again rejected liquor of those who leaped was in a sales New Hampshire— Package aales serious condition with a broken leg 120 towns for 104 against Beer 123 and possible internal injuries Margaret Milan 22 also suffered broken for 100 against one tie f New Jersey— Marlboro adopted legs Sunday liquor sales New York— 27 towns for liquor 12 elections there was statewide balThis is our annual yearly cleanup of odd and ends— loting on liquor Issues in four states against— it is the bargain sale In knitwear you have been waitOhio Liquor 50 districts for 91 North Dakota dry since statehood approved thb sale of hard liquor afagainst Beer 65 for 76 against ing for ter next December 3 Oregon Vote California voters defeated a local Oregon-rLiqutwo towns for proposal end also refused to two counties and two towns against option transfer control of liquor permits — Pennsylvania Liquor by the from the state board of equalization Your chance to Ret a real knit suit for onlv drink 29 towns for 18 against to an alcoholic beverage commisTexas— Beer two counties against sion — Washington Liquor 17 towns Oklahoma rejected a liquor conand Garfield county against wines trol plan and 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UTAH mps r VEALSTEAKS i V00LE1J HILLS 24-3- 0 Prosperity Says Hull of The spectacular rise of their in the past three years is due to the fact that Britain and France trusted the system of collective security three years too long So when Mussolini rejoices over the rejection of that illusion he Is rather’ shortsighted A rearmed British empire conducted by men who think in terms of the empire rather than of Geneva Is afarznore formidable obstacle to any further ambitions that Mussolini may entertain than a Britain relying on the Kellogg pact on Article XVI and pacifist referenda For while a remilitarized Britain may prove that Mussolini was a true prophet when he denounced pacifism as a theory it means would lead war” Attention to Orient Before Secretary Hull’s communication was read by President Eugene P Thomas ot the national foreign trade council the attention of the convention was directed to the orient “The new China” was pictured as a potentially important market lor products of the United States W Cameron Forbes former ambassador to Japan governor general of the Philippines and chairman of the American Economic Mission to the Far East said the “extraordinary road building program” oouldnot fail to "revolutionize business In China” Industrial Revival President George C Scott of the United States Steel Products company reported China was e'ngaged in an industrial renaissance and 12 prvlnces were now controlled by the central government compared with five in 1931 He predicted trade between America and China would expand as China's political and ecoBut China nomic plans developed he added needs financial aid Dr Claudius Murchison head of the Cotton-Textil- e Institute of New York contended "Japanese textile Imports will completely dominate the American markets within the next decade” if the current trend continues He advocated “mutual and practical restrictions” as a remedy Just a Minute military are power mobilising they do not need to do much talking The facta will soon begin to speak for themselves As soon si it Is certain that the British are really serUBs about their rearmament th$ European situation will enter a wholly I new only that an explosion can be averted until the British military power Is reconstituted the prospects of bo greatly Improved peace will rich A great but defenseless is a menace to itself and empire mankind to all a year agolt was the impotence of Birtain not the strength of Italy which to the brink of broughtForEurope the weakness of Britwar ain is the anarchy of Europe the weakness of Britain is the greatest possible Invitation to adventure and aggression Britain’s is the indispensable elstrength ement in a pacific Europe Thia phase Providing most particularly true In an world like ours where some nations proclaim their belief" in ' militarism as the Ideal way of life While thatof belief peace persists the only hope lies in the superior military power of the peaceable nations And we need have no doubts that Europe will be remade by force If Britain is not strong enough to overawe the disturbers of the peace It is not a pretty worldwe But is armed also that Mussolini will never that is the kind of world now again in practice have so free live in a hand as a statesman The British rearmament which Would Award Mussolini provoked by the Ethi- Lindsey ths affair and Hitler 7 Mother Child by opian ceration of his air force Is the great new factor in the world sitLOS ANGELES Nov 19 W— Duation Mussolini did not men- eclaring Omar Gladlsh is tion it But henceforth it will entitled to his mother’s care unbe weighed more carefully in less It Is definitely shown it will to CHICAGO Nov 19 (Ah— Cordell peace and ‘‘prosperity for all” In a message to the national foreign trade convention he said “the tendency toward decreased trade has been stopped in many Both exports instances reversed and imports show consistent gains We have embarked on a policy of commercial peace We are hopeful that it will encourage 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