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A i 1 I d Clashes Feature : 1 r 10o s" 450e--- CoPPat PAGES-FI- VE - - -- 963e - C rli 5115 0 - - v CENTS Lithuafila to Ultimatum Must Ann To Keep Peace Climaxes Rift Growing Out of Clash on Border ' Isolation Will Not Mean - on Loyalist Capital l Scurity Secretary Declares WASHINGTON March 11 UP- -Secretary of State Hull called for L MATI'HEWS Tribune Leased Vire By HERBERT I 1 r—7-- Rail Man Dies Hull Says U S Spanish Insurgents Renew Air Attacks Between Opposing Attorneys 41 I Barcelona as Raids Kill 600 Civil1 Service Commission Hand to HaltVerbal Battle i I''' - Terror Grips Thaçker's Ouster Hearing Takes 1111aI ew I 24 city as :4644:765400 E 0 0000000000 iI Walit ‘500 hunted every morning Entered at His poet attire at Salt Lake second class matter under act of March S 1870 18 1938 S35M0 Lned ) sco 55 136 NO 155 ":s ' Local Metal Market Akk 4 Mob of 50000 Demands March Against Neighbor Capital Row May Embroil Reich Soviet :::''''H':::''''::::: military preparedness Thursday to ' make the United States a respected force for peace in a world threatened ''''::: :1::::::::!'ii''''' N MAtMQUIST :1:i'i By by "international anarchy" and ' WARSAW 'Poland Friday March 18 (UP)—Diplomatio tricken Human beings in a "barbarism" :' Tiffs between opposing counsel enlivened the Thursday ses - mass have never N::'::::::::::''"'Hil q'11j been asked to i:::::!::::!!:::i:1:':1 developments that may mean war or Peace between Poland and He warned peace loving nations sion of the civil service commission hearing of Frank A Thacker suffer as those people are suffert::ii:::::::::Is::::::l::::'1:::!::11::::1 must that work everywhere they Lithuania reached a climax Friday with all Europe vitally inter' under General Francisco Fran' unceasingly for law and order lest deposed head of the police antivice squad who is seeking rein ing co's determined effort to break their ': '!": ested in the outconie a retreat in any quarter encourage '' staid-Lie—which were promptly spirit and induce their government The verbal exchanges of "medieval chaos" the spread 1:30 a m the government announced that an ultimatum At to is "totalitarian" It warfare yield throughout the World squelched by the commission arose from a dispute over who In all its horror and A efficiency had been served on Lithuania ' Broadcasting to seething urope should compile a report which Willard Hanson chief defense I have just come back from the from a lupcheon meeting of the An official announcement said that 4'the Polish note was main morgue and theril counted counsel wanted for eviderce National Press club Hull said: ' 328 dead Those were more or less Mr Hanson requested City Attor- "The catastrophic developments '''' handed to the Lithuanian government in Kovno at 9 wN -bodies whole are hosthere Then of recent years the startling events ney Fisher Harris and Assistant s::4' Polish demands At a above those all and who ::'Z'P-(Thursday) containing the well-knopitals i of the past weeks offer a ttagic City Attorney E Ray Christensen to buildilie of I dozens in the it ruinsof Calvin Retired Edgar Eugeite Polish have prepared a report of 1936 anti-- s p thereinthe time demonstration how of government expects an answer" the specified quickly 'fss ngs- and whose bodies may never railroad executive succumbs ::: vice squad meats for comparison g contagious scourge of : the exact time limit set for i not mention did be recovered The communique with the 1937 report and armed violence spreads i i1‘ 1I So no one will ever be able to "I don't see the materiality of from one region to another" an answer It was the first time that a Polish ultimatum had been bombihow in died these d' say many what happened in 1936" Mr ChrisNo Security no 1000 fewer m admitted officially by the government Offers than :k ngs—certainly tensen protested "We are concerned and perhaps many more I here with Thacker and what oc- Going into a storm cellar of isoPoland's demands include restoration of diplomatic relationS curred while he w as head of the Follows Peace Period lation offers no security for AmerAid Offers interior and traffic between the two countries and recognition of the antivice squad in 1937 icans he said the United States At 10:15 Thursday night almost '''' — "Or is it your idea" he inquired must continue to discuss of Vilna situated on the Polish border and long a subject status world exactly 24 hours after the first raid Flan to Cover of Mr Hanson "that it would be problems with peace loving powers we had our twelfth attack started of all right to fire Thacker If we fire controversy Poland wants the city to be the Lithuanian and to act along parallel boss with after eight placid hours ' other polica officers?" them when on but the Upper Basin Demand Itof came capital appropriate peace in which Barcelona was hand other this shouleenA dispute between the two puntries over a frontier clash country Heated Retort able after a fashion to pull itself E E Calvin Dies at y His folMarshal ter no entangling alliances SANTA FE N M March 17 together last Friday' intensified long-drabickering Fifty thou:sand moves warlike for lowers "If there are any firings" Mr Most students cry of foreign affairs It seems once again as if a sleeppersons Thursday night marched Hanson retorted "it should start (10—A new plan for the handling Home to mean this was there interpreted Hollywood 7 less night of terror faces these poor to the home of Marshal Edward with the city commissioners and you of Boulder dam- finances involv-I little chance of this government's people There is nothing to halt Poland's dictator Rydz - Smigly Was 79 Years Old gentlemen (meaning the city's legal ing a reduction of power rates to this accepting soviet Russia's invitation torture if the rebels want to shouting: to confer with other powers on staff) who are responsible for the to Los Angeles and contributions to keep it up Kovno!" "Lead Ala (Capital of means' of system" ' Heavy stuff was dropped during Edgar Eugene Calvin who rose gression halting international agLithuania called "Kaunas" by the Chairman C C Richards of the an interstate pool was disclosed this total so last the raid dead Lithuanians) from messenger boy to president of civil service commission agreed with here Thursday to These students said the invitation' representatives of and wounded which Thursday y permitted the crowd Mr Christensen with the comment: four suc- of Soviet Foreign Minister Litvinoff the Union Pacific railroad Colorado unbasin upper carefully river communique night's to demonstrate arid produced I a upon "I don't think the materiality of states was a to cumbed to a several months' illness apparently preliminary 800 400 and killed derstated at hurt taneous of riot enthusiasm when ha the requested information will juscollective action agreement which By JOHN EVANS the popul- at his home In Hollywood Cat Nathan R Margold solicitor for —in order not to early would be tantamount to an alliance replied: tify an order requiring the city to the department of the interior ex- ace—has mounteddismay Editor General Associated Press once again Foreign was 79 He old not shall "I Thursday years disappoint your Con compile it" plained the plan was a modification Funeral services will be conduct- - Willing To Consult Foreigners are deserting their hoEurope goes On sharpening swords to prevent dermany'e Adolf fidence" City Attorney Harris pointed out of one presented last year as fast 1 the as ed frontier tels for the m In at Little by p they the Saturday that the records were available to But tirey 'expressed belief this Hitler from getting too much power Governments Marmed of Los Angeles and was de- can get conveyances Church Flowers in Glendale the defense and that they could go city government would be willing to Arming nations hope they won't" to meet the of Cal 'in be signed will Burial Lawn objections The crisis developed to It point Forest ' to the police station and compile a s consultindivinuallYwith various have to use their swords but Prepare forWorst - -- Mernartal—park--atsaln- upper at which practically all the govern they 1938 report if they wantectit--rates One saw Buell thingsas a British Aridely known throughout the Inments of Europe hastened to consult Hanson an- withoutof Boulder dam topower "You know" Mr Secretary Hull declared the United consider military force will emphastates not newspaperman giving his wife some termountain west the day of his compensation with the Polish goVernment fearswered "that it is a difficult task to Hitler had no States their size notion against of Amerwarnings using anniparticipating in the power features money in 'case "something silly" death marked the forty-firing a possible means for a serlows for us but a simple" one for the of more armed ican forces for territory "policing the taking any the Colorado river development happens versary of his coming to Salt Lake w d r Id " But he stricture in relations between Rua- 'Himcourt clerk Why won't you have and Czechoslovakia the Spain 'proThe conference called by GoverAt 7:40 10:25 and 1:50—Those City! March 17 1897 to become gen- found conviction"expressed sia and zones Germany where it prepared?" three are that ania the most danger nor Henry H Blood of Utah to were the tragic momenta Thurs- - eral superintendent of the old Ore" In Thursday's diplomatic conver "Because we don't want IV! Mr effective this country statesmen feell Hti er ' s hand even if crystalize the upper' basin's posi- day It was 'not necessary to send gon Short Line Railroad company could makecontribution stations between Poland and Britain - I see Harris said it can't toward be peace would they tion immediately went into execu- many planes each time The fear- - Business and civic leaders of Utah to France Italy and Germany Russia t Trouble lies in Hitler's announced have itself respected throughout tive session to consider the new ful damage done on the last raid honored Mr Calvin at a banquet in Asks for Reason the government was reported by the world Germans all of "for intention gathering integrity justice NEW YORK March 17 ()P— well informed sources to have InThilraday required only five heavy Salt Lake City November 11 1928 good will "Is there any particular reason proposition Hitler's into a greater Germany strength ' and unswerving His retirement was effective OctoMargold's plan which he said was bombers you don't want it?" asked Mr HanRichard to Mit March Whitney who twice has formed the various diplomatic'rep old is loyalty suddenly program principles" This is not "just another bombing ber 310 1928 still in the formative stage ins on To 11 over make Austria took he such by a getting pleaded guilty to grand larceny in resentatives that so far all "normal contribution he cluded provisions for: in Barcelona" Its affliction is more "Yes" retorted Mr Harris continued the United States must himself invitedto bring in his army the spectacular collapse of his Wall methods" to restore' peace have 1 Payment of $30000 annually to terrible than any of you can Barn In Indiana failed and that therefore "more "I thought so" answered Mr Han- Nevada and Arizona over a 50- - imagine Mr Calvin was born'in Indianap- - not retreat from the far east nor to maintain order Hitler increased Street firth was expelled Thursday energetic measures" were necessary son its withdraw his Amerfrom protection territory by One comes back from the scenes olis Ind October 16 1858 a son of night from the New York stock "We don't want it because We year period Fuehrer Adolf Hitler reportedly 2 Payment of $400000 or $500000 dazed with the horror of it—blood Newton and Aseneth C Calvin He icans and American interests everychange Five times he had been ivai more Interested in the develop-- World aren't interested in it" replied the where its seemed bodies that a over fund for all Richinto the received president education his and Chairman at annually pavements ments than any other European Indianapcity attorney Absorption of Austria startled the Turning to the administration's His two senior Edwin powers Colorado basin states the creation of a diseased mind all oils and married Alida Frances billion-dollards rapped for order i but D Morgan Jr andpartners world 'it navall expansion expected My-a- ll Everyone D — women pro3 A red men reduction to black in and Man and and 1881 Henry 15 called of was powelerates witness Chicago September Only one were shocked into alarmed gatt were exonerated of any Hitler Affected gram now pending in congress - he he was still on the stand when the the city of Los Angeles and the children buried alive and screaming Beginning his long railroad career said: ful wrongdoing but nevertheless houses like as messenger boy he later became a Hitler's interest was more closely hearing recessed at 1 p m until metropolitan water district and in the wreckage of their ' "It is my considered judgment What next?' suspended for three years under affected not only because both antelegraph operator for the Indianap- - that in the Friday at 10 a m The early re- a reduction in bonded interest rates trapped animals benext be Czechoslovakia state of world may' present a rule which makes an exchange tagonists are Germany's This is "totalitirian" bombing It oils Cincinnati & Lafayette rail- cess was taken at the request of front 4 to 314 per cent neighbors is meant to strike terroridemoralize road from 1875 to 1876 and telegraph affairs to do less than is now pro- cause 3500000 Germans are there member responsible for the acts but also because the Memel terriMr Hanson who said he needed Gerto nazi Most would are our - operator and station agent of the posed sympathetic of his associates No criminal ac- lay resistweaken open country and rear the continue to order guard controlled In Thicker tory by LIthuania and to unpredictable hazards" many and say they are oppressed tion is pending against them because human iniforosrarr not same railroad from 41877 to 1882 l Thacker has been ill with the flu ' abnucilet frequently mentioned by Polish their Czech rulers The Ger- by Of such to withstand tor went work Union He to the is atriaLatimiitaayriong4sym but since last Saturday expected - - - as a desirableobjectbol for financial integritYrwas-helforfive to So ruing ---coursejt Ts—effec we m4 rls41118bitelllynne0‘ertztta Abepmliamentary chamber Ne ytheexehttfigets-loverriing—con- rThe- - lone witness at Thursday's ns inrang I di""Sk-11IV(- j aarajateadaaraulliptnr populations over whom der fuehrer Blown rule German favor all the late lasted mittee It thera- ter and train dispatcher a through Taking proclaimed a "protectorate want better treatment Many de- afternoon and early evening until hasRussia's 6' Just take one large bomb that position of division superintendent antivice squadonder interests were centered manded autonomy and their ma- - shortly after 7 o'clock the goversection cross a in at Pacific he railroad the of who Misouri busy one officers dropped In of the Thacker and because under treaty Lithuania N Y March 17 UP) ' does served-thi- s wants union 'with Ger- nors emerged gravely with their 4 BUFF4 party 1jority the It of lower 189until city Ithe recent part the pocompany soviet was demoted during the has pledged Its protection t Detectives John NJ not do many throw decision t to yourgood you any lice shakeup The developments made a delicate Whalen said Thursday Peter Burh Headed Idaho' Division the Morgan and Mygatt appeared ' These Germans WASHINGTON March 17 (An— Mr Beckstead who- orkedI with ton Detroit electrician confessed self down with those bombs We situation for Hitler On Ithe one in a horseshoe-shape- d fore the 'committee are - hen- did A out Herman where each rt could person tell Pacific Whitney o as workAgain hand friendship with Poland and Thacker testified ming security l strangling two Detroit women to of 30 or 40 killed there were stand- he aer the large west- - 14)t but sent a statement band along said Thursday that the treasdied by the squad a d was gues- death superintendetil of the of any foreign political acwhich The two partners an exchange support of Czechoslovakia ern end' Ls "making a handsome of isolated of Mr pools Idaho incifour because NrsTarftkr ' several tion Poland may undertake Ihitherto ury years tioned about profit specific Burtein told him he ing said Whalen s d 600 of land Is a ' strip source explained will be eligible has been One of the axioms of nazi dents bought out during the ex- - quarreled with his former wife blood A tram was wrecked and Calvin was generilI superintendent out of money ostensibly collected miles long 200 wide at its large to return with no more serious blot aminaticn'of Thacker as a city wit- - Mrs Monica Janonis 40 after try- everyone in it was killed or of the International It'Great North- for relief" foreign policy In addition Gereast 50 the wide at and end on their records than participation ness In the main his testimony ing to effect a reconciliation Title wounded A truck la still burning ern railroad for two years before Gray who Is chairman of the western relations with Lithuania many's north Rumania is the on i bad been coming in wrongful affairs of which they have been decidedly unsatisfactory to Salt Lake City in 1897 New York state unemployment in- Poland agreed' With Thacker's detective chief quoted Burton as and somethingblack that on the southeast and Hungary to had no knowledge out taken surance the of council and i been had human asserted c omm in advisory superingeneral Members of the just lesion saying he attacked her and that capacity Cannot Be Indifferent tendent of the Oregon Short Line that the treasury is retaining funds the south Only Wednesday Whitney sought to extract from him pre- he was surprised by Mrs Ursula placed in a basket ' r so- of the of a should ber railroad be whicit back two take of turned highest them to family the On side Germany canI watched by Reich cisely what the understanding Jakubowski b3 a landlady 1 former-known and cial He for states conthe vice and became wrecked genadministration was prominence of wounded members a from indifferent not be president antivice squad toward the debuilding Whalen said Burton declared he the half The cud about large their unemployment benefit proly as a "Morgan broker" because mands for modification of the cerning gambling but the results strangled the landlady with a bath- In the first bombing Thursday eral manager of the new the is embedded in country his tint had executed many orders Memel statute without consultation Railroad - and Navigation grams were inconclusive: s room towel and that he then gar- morhing Both had been completely before the senate un- greater Germany (which includes for tha 'great J P Morgan buried A woman was screaming company in i904d from 1905 to Testifying Witt! the reich ' wife a with roted his License estranged Asks About firm made his second court acquired Austria) 1913 was vice president and general employment committee ' (Continued on Page Three) he estiing Following Thursday night's outof wire center in the )Column Three) Piltha the capital is 'Asa Matter of fact" askedCom piece manager of the Southern Pacific mated that the amount thus ree- appearance burst demonstrations In all major inof the large western half It He pleaded guilty to a grand !cities including Warsaw (Cracow missioner R J Hogan "didn't it'all Railroad company He was named tained- in 1937 totaled approximate:81d Bohemia eludes with its Gypsies larceny complaint as he already Lodz and Vilna were boil down to this: Didn't you undervice president and general manager ly $25000000 I organized stand and weren't you told that a "Meanwhile every state system and the town of Pilsen home of had pleaded tol it similar charge under the government-controlle- d of the Oregdn Short Line railroad tne stuff beer of Plisner rival foamy an made cardroom license and payment of 1914 1916 in this held of and until insurance is inquiry through unemploythentjob War Veterans' association ' i I Germans are thick brought Mr Calvin reached the climax of threatened with breakdown because from Munich by State Attorney General John a fine two or three times a year The demonstrations were expected are el ior-Gavhis career on July 1 1916 when he of insufficient efunds- - the witness in that territory Most of 'them J Bennett Jr March 28 was Bit' to produce inflammatory speeches gave the license holder the privilege en your Page (Continued as- the date" for sentence of conducting a gambling game?" was elected president of the Union added the Lithuanian govern- fiColumn Threel criticizing "I was never told that" the cvltPacific rsilioad '' ment ' ' ' ' WÀSHINGTOsi Marc IL 15 Bankheadt Permitting use of the Wartime riess Answered "but that was my Scattered demonstrations took I Position understanding" iINS)—An Irish shillelagh re- - shillelagh was obtained by O'Con:- 1 throughOut Poland last: night place nor after a flowery speeck in Wherahe 'federal goverument took "Andhow did you arrive at that Placed the gavell as a the crowds t 1 and of early Friday'and symbol which he painted the of coptrol of the nation's railroads 0 understanding if you were never unable to control their V4A appeared of in the house repreautliority Ireland to the applauding memtold?" Mr Hogan b ontintied vited world power's:including the feelings during the World war he was made dollars Leon Blum won a vote By Associated Press ' sentativesThursdae bership United States to consider joint manager of the Los Angeles and "By observation" Mr Beckstead of confidence for his people's "We will march to Kovno and dePoles WARSAW—Marching O'Connor :described the Shil" Salt Lake railroad and several alrThe ancient weapon of pugnareplied talk peace action against aggressors': shouted the Poles who a Memel" front though government "And that was the plan or system cWtra Irishmen' was wielded by lied lines under government conmand warlike measures in Lithulelagh as "an instrument of perof a national union govItaly and Germany I half hour before had been stirred r41': Japan persisted trol in the peace appeal you operated under?? asked NBA—Representative John J O'Connor suasion" jn posing the parli-ernment to replace the IeftiSt nored to a high pitch of anger by a speech ania border dispute New York presiding as amentiri question AD) Upon restdratiOn of the railroads gen 41 cohlition BERLIN—Adolf Hitler prepared of General Jan Gorrecki head of the t "No of the committee of the was the answer LONDON — Britain's cabinet Speaker Bankhead recalled that to private operation in March 1920 for reichstag speech Friday which Polish' War Veterans' association BARCELONA — At least 500 O'Connor oqered him the loan the Union Pacific appointed him and dominant conservative Party 'What?" inquired Mr Hogan whole condemned His speech bitterly believed would deal observers Jailed in devastating insurgent of the shillelagh a year ago "Then you understood that to be the root of the 'black in charges of opera- r The two-foAustro-Germa- n deunion Lithuania at a montent when the air raids on Barcelona Spain's chiefly with tions which position he held at the split as a powerful faction Thursday plan but you didn't operate that thorn- tree of Ireland with a though Czech and Spanish 4ues- Polish government was understood temporary capital ''I didn't think it appropriate time of his retirement eight years manded Prime Miniaer Chamberway?" fureboding knot on the end was to have adopted a formula ifor eas- tions might be included "Well that was the way it operlater used by O'Connor while presid- - to use this Instrument of persuaCzechoslovakia aid lain pledge HENDAYE — General Franco's tension over the Polish-Lithing ' turned VIENNA—NaziGermany Active in social circles Mr Cal— on the adsion' while we were then conated" the witness conceded conborder dispute- after both t ing liver deliberations a firm stand against ania take Caspe an4 captured Insurgents leo e to on full sWeep "First you say yea and then you ministration's billion-dollpropaganda naval sidering a neutrality bill" said vin wail a member of the Alta "club I i the and Great Britain had toward march Russia their of domination abtinuing 10 to called tions April ratify Bankhead "Today we are conof Silt 'Lake City the Bohemian The house torn by dissen- may no" observed Mr Hogan "We bill to cut government into the picture Mediterranean stepped of Spain arrest of Austria: club of San Francisco ()Inaba club sorption don't knbw what to believe" Mon Wednesday' was however sidering a bill to make wepara-- The dispute threatening actual in two several 'clericals" announced 1 PARIS—France stepped up her Spain Whitehill member of the peaceful tions for war or peace as the of Omaha and the Lawyers' club (Continued on Pnoo Four) I continued Inon FRCP MOSCOW—Soviet (Cnntinned rive) (column Imo) rearmament program to a billion campaign Aussie case may be"- of ICIew York City' A formal ruling from Speaker troniuma BARCELONA celona has lived raids in less than City has been left a March IT—Barthrough 11 air 24 hours but the shaken and terror-s- 1: H !: ' a i I t pm anta re Meet tudles Neiv Boulder Rates treaty-breakin- Death Claims Former Head of U P '' : 'S'''-'':- ' Ryds-Smigl- Alarmed Europe Prepares To Hatt Hitler Menace Rydz-Smigl- of-th- e - Whitney Loses Seat on " Y- Exchange ns Glendele----countrie- st - one-six- th ar will-acti- - '' s purned t Mate manfhavC72--d'éptit-rel—o-rthy3(10J- ' tri llarks-Positie- d uall Security—Fund 'Juggling' Hits one-fift- r thi - ' 1 Gial ea-pe- club-shape- 1 ' - ' the-othe- Oregon-Washingt- on bank-recent- 4 - ly - Debate Ealms Down as House Uses Shillelagh - ' Latest' Developments in 'European Crises err - ( -- 1I- r ot - ar - Italo-Germ- - Ells) 0 anti-Jewi- - 1 x - - i - - - - |