Show 4 -'I C THE' SALT LAKE TRIBUNE h Court Hears Think 6I l 16 Can Chicago Z Give 2Vo Reason For 'Knife Slaying 2 Boy CHICAGO April 22 UP)— Sixteen ear-ol- d Teddy Daniels Friday told flpw he alevv his crippled mother with a bread knife but he confessed with trembling lips that he did not know why lie drove the nine-inc- h blade into throat hat nervous and tPale g murder charges jtfnKjitfidmiiIWat rHe recalled how he found his mother malting a pie in their kitchen list March 3 and how he Informed her he had played hookey from high school think I I "She grabbed 1 the face and me by and Shoulders shook me” he said in a recital interrupted by tears "She face1 scratched S "Did she you’" asked Defense ' Attorney Leonard Reid ""I was too excited to notice’w -‘- ‘Do you remember what happened th®?” The slender lad pictured by char geter witnesses as an "average boy" hesitated Then he spoke: ""1 think must have struck her tflth the The defendant’s father Theodore my hit I ? I at his anxiously only Chief Justice Cornelius Harrington of the criminal court who alone must decide the boy’s fate since the defense waived a jury posed a point-blan- k question: Teddy I ’Tell me T'l can’t Danielsen notion did you stab why your mother ?’’ reason" young struggled suppress his give any to “I loved her" Forget "Suppose you were in the same Could you control position again your impulse?” “"I don’t know" Attorney Reid asked how he felt about the crime now Jobless Man ills Three ' p CLEVELAND April 22 Peters unemployed In negrd went berserk Friday 20 minutes he shot to death a negpo maid two white men employes of an exclusive apartment and was captured by police house it the try to forget during automoday’' was response "During after an Che night I I pray I ask God bile chase to forgive The victims: Lily Mae Traylor "Hie father and his pastor neigh- 24 Hans Getslaff 33 and Mitchell bors playmates and teachers have Paser1 40 Try to L Brief Nmvs of Happenings From Near and Far the cry me” allied to'thd"' defense of the young-ite- r a "normal” they described "sane” and "obedient" child jvho played the classics on the piano at eschewed Sunday school recitals Police Captain Phillip Crotenrath said Peters apparently shot the two men because resentment 'of his wife's loss of a job at the apartment building where they worked Snaking and drinking and joined in The maid Grotenrath said was his sand lot ball games "sweetheart” Z Th elder Danielsen portrayed bis The officer said murwife as a woman who loved her son der charges would be filed GetsJut frequently lapsed Into “fits of laff was custodian and Paser enge" i i gineer at the apartment building P first-degr- s Steel Workers Spurn CIO in Plant Vote Woman Wills Airedale Dog $20000 ZION 111 April 22 MP) — Ilene Smith 12 Won a $1 prize today for drawing the best design for Zion’s automobile tax sticker— and her picture was "big news" here Wilbur Glenn Vollva general overseer of this religious community has long contended the world was flab Ilene's design portrayed the world fit a huge globe with a small dot marking the location of Zion By Tribune Leased Wire MADISON Wis” April of the federal admissions tax on intercollegiate athletic contests will be contested in a brief to be filed jointly with the United States supreme court by Attorney General O S Loomis of Wisconsin and Attorney General William I Ervin of Minnesota it was disclosed Fri- - BIRTHDAY SPECIALS ON EVERYTHING IN THE STORE v Saturday April 23 Only Open Until 9 P o’clock M Stores in Sugarhouse 'Are Cooperating 'All $22‘s° ‘I $3050 f nj f Bargains ! 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TABLFS— A Teal Table- - Made CARO Samson at $300— Nov modem " full alee - BEOS Metal full panel twin or A Bed In Saturday only with FERNERIES — Ferneries metal baae and Pottgood solid ery Bowl— sturdy at no o9v — All Bard CHAIRS ha yyc Kitchen Chain RADIOS— —Nice Regular Good and Boards Special KITCHEN Wood — BOARDS Ironing $1 50 a— cabinet VJfOO Step Lad- -' reinforced steel Only' LINOLEUM— A aa SAeZy 4 choice of beautiLino patterns In Felt Base leum— 3 S quart Yards ful for 6a WASHERS — A $39 50 regular Beatify Washer— One S PLATFORM $3250 covert only $4950 kOCKFRS— Regular Platform Rockers In good CTbolce of colors for one Plenty ' only ROCKING CHAIRS— A good aolld Rocking Chair in choice of colors— One day only RADIOS — Warner at day of Cl g QF vOOO 1938 Stewart set $37 95 Sella CfQ QC J OniyV“JF3e COLORED DISHES— regularly A aet of colored dishes In red blue Ivory and green All 18 pieces only Venetian MIRRORS— A Mirror with beveled only edge Saturday Kelvl-nato- rs REFRIGERATORS— 1937 — Emerson Radio only STEP LADPERS-J- lt deh— Every atep la with rods Ame-lca- n GARDEN IIOSE— 25-Length of Garden Hose— Cotton lined Now Only IRONING Bargains! Saturday 'it only METAL sturdy to sell — Stewart-Warne-rs Frlgldaires In the original factory crate Save aa much as CCA Student Lamps with direct glass reflector LAMPS— Pillows— Full sine— Per pair BABY BUGGIES — Collapsible -- Canvas Baby Buggies— Several sr'" $495 — Child’s HIGH CHAIRS High Chairs In ons color only Just a few at RUGS— 9x13 Felt Base Rugs— Baturday AW' only nop Os Turn in Your Old Furniture on New S & II Green Stamps mrarTv Ch in- bowl including ehsde BED PILLOWS— All Feather Bed Free Unlimited Parking Space We Give and Redeem Committee Agrees On Modified Corporation Levy ' tmv‘ - Held Necessary The administration has contended that this tax was necessary to pre vent corporations from dodging taxes through the accumulation of surpluses Business interests have argued that It prevented the creation of reserves to tide corporations over hard times penalized prudence and disturbed confidence —Even the original house version of the levy was a substantial modifi- cation nf the existing law which imposes undistributed profits ranging from 7 to 27 per cent on top of a scale of normal corporation income rates The compromise provided for two "cushions” against the tax One of these would permit exemption from the levy of any funds set aside by a corporation for payment of debts incurred up to January 1 1938 and the other would permit corporations to use Income to make up deficits of prior years without having that income subject to the tax Back to Floors The compromise now must go back to senate and house for final action by those chambers Two members of the senate conference group— George (D) Georgia-anWalsh (D) Massachusetts— issued a statement asserting that the compromise waa reached "because of a determination to prevent a complete impasse” They said such an impasse would have continued the present law m effect and would have prevented enactment of "many improvements and benefits” contained in both the senate and house versiona of the bill "The conferees were unanimous in their belief that it would be Un' SANTA CRUZ Cal April 22 (UP)—Three motorists Were fortunate if no tax legislation of i remedial character were enacted trapped Friday in the wreckage of their automobile which plunged over an embankment Scipieone A Fanuccl came to their rescue during the present session of con' gress” the statement asserted with a tow car While adjusting a cable to raise the wreck' he slipped Mr Roosvelt’s letter to the con' and fell over the embankment and was fatally injured The three ference committee approving the motorists were only slightly hurt house version of the revenue bill had created speculation that he Million for Spain might veto any measure which did WASHINGTON April 22 MP— not contain the undistributed profits Contributions from Americans for ievy Members of the conference said relief of both aidee in the Spanish civil war have passed the $1000-00- 0 privately however that the fear mark the state department of a veto had been much less reannounced Friday Since the joint sponsible for bringing about Fri resolution of congress May 1 day's compromise than anxiety lest 1937 requiring publication "of a deadlock In congress leave the amounts received for uae in Spain present law in effect $1046730 67 has been collected Senators Satisfied by 30 organizations Senate conferees found much satCHICAGO April 22 (INS) — Anthony Rossi 16 was killed Friday isfaction m the adoptfcn of their when a speeding train crashed into his automobile In full view of version of the capital gains levy hie mother and eister who were waving food-b-y from their near-b- y The house had approved grad' uated scale of taxes on long-terdoorway capital gams — levies which business men contended would hinder investTo Resume Debt Pay George VI Names Aid ment The senate substituted a flat 7D— 22 SAO LOURENCO Brazil April LONDON April King 15 per cent rate 22 (UP)— Payments on Brazil’s for- George Friday appointed the earl Under the compromise proposal to last of the succeed earl long-terNovember Clarendon eign debt suspended gains are defined will be resumed "within a short of Cromer as lord chamberlain as those capital realized on assets held Getulio President most in the time” Vargas important post king's longer than 18 months said Friday household Gains realized on assets held from 18 months to two years would be PARIS Saturday April 23 (UP)— Four "White” Russian gentaxed a flat 20 per cent under the erals and a former soviet editor were among 220 persona ordered longer compromise and those-he- ld to leave Frsmce to ln rid of a the first Saturday campaign phase than two years would ha taxed 15 the country of "undesirable foreigners” before the state visit of cent per King George VI and Queen Elizabeth of Great Britain June 28 Short-tergains— those realized on assets held less than 18 months— 1 ‘Duster Strikes would bs included in a taxpayers’ ‘Prop Kills Army Man LAMAR Colo April 22 CD-B-lack HONOLULU T H April 22 (UP) fortllnary income and taxed at the blizzards engulfed the —Master Sergeant John J- - Fitz- applicable normal and surtax rates Harrison said the changes apFrisoutheastern Colorado western patrick 50 U S A was killed when he was struck by a whirl- proved by the conference commit day Kansas dust country Friday The ing airplane propeller at Bellows tee would make “ho appreciable storm blotted out visibility beyond field ' change" in revenue which would 10 feet at Holly Colo 28 miles have been- realized under the senate east of Lamar bill SWOC Loses Vote ' StHGARHOUSE DAY ' Fight Gate Tax fv ' M 1938 " i levy knife" ' S ild peered 23 (Continued from Page One) mittee room to telephone arousing speculation that the tax agreement had been submitted to the president and had won his approval Until Friday the conference committee named to adjust differences between the senate and house bills had refused even to discuss compromise proposals The ice was broken after the committee ejected from its session treasury and congressional tax experts None would say however whether the house or the senate group offered the first compromise proposal House members It was learned refused even to discuss complete repeal of the undistributed profits he related hi irtory from the witness stand in Smrt room teeming with spectators who sensed the drama of his trial APRIL Houses Reach Compromise On Profit Tax Theodora Danielsen Jr 16 with his father : "1 loved her the lad said during court proceedings at which he is charged with the knife slaying of his mdther Slew Mother Z V I Struck Her With the Knife f How Youth fee SATURDAY MORNING Army Heads Reassure Utah on Air Base ’ T Corigan Fight v r’ 1 ? i t from Page One) HOLLYWOOD April 82 (tri) — —- A 10rday true was taken Friday "Speaking not by authority but in the acrimonious legal battle beIn thi light of information I have tween Jackie Coogan and his mothgathered from the higher officers permit taking of the war department I will say er and he that In my judgment the next reg- of an inventory of the fortune "The as 'Kid” of the old ular army appropriation bill will earned carry an item for the establishment silent screen of an army base In Utah” Mr Mur- Judge Emmet H Wilson continued dock is equally confident that if an until May 2 a hearing on various army air base is established in Utah motions entered by counsel for the “penniless millonaire” it will be located between Salt Lake and Mr and Mrl Arthur Bernstein City and Ogden he is represented to have done by an amendment had occurred It Could Still be stopped when th$ conference report Is submitted to the senate or bydihe conferees themselves “the Official who was responsible for ths story was The Confusion incident to' the appropriation for the Denver school may Influenced by not be--— —— tion will tics poli- to step-fath- ’ It also was erroneously stated Counsel Agree Senator Adams of Colorado inserted this appropriation as an amendment The Colorado senator Friday told members of the Utah delegation he had gone to the house appropriations committee when they were drafting the army appropriation bill and had the item inserted by the house The senate then mereitem as written by ly approved the — the house The lull was agreed upon by opposing counsel so that Attorney John E Bihy preliminary receiver could complete an inventory showing whether young Coogan had earned $1300000 or $4000000 in motion pictures prior to reaching man’s estate Coogan In suing his mother for an accounting asserted his total ’ earnings between the years of 4 and Source of Dispatch 21 amounted to $4000000 while hus Thursday’s dispatch to The Trib- mother set the lower amount The une was premised on information inventory also will list real estate three Rolls furnished by Gus P Batkman sec- personal property retary of the Salt Lake chamber ot Royce automobiles and other holdcommerce after conferences he had ings Mrs Bernstein contends belong had with various agenoies interested legally to herself in army airport development Continues Restrainer As ths result of the agitation that continued in fore the has taken place during the past 24 The court and the temporary rehours the war department has be- receivership come cognizant as never before of straining order which prevents the from disposing of any the deep concern of the Utah con- Bernsteins of the property gressional delegation in having an At the same time Judge Wilson army aiq base established in northgranted a defense request to comern Utah plete the deposition Mrs Bernstein 22— Chamber of gave last Monday when she declared OGDEN April flatly that she had never planned commerce officials of Ogden Friday to create a trust fund for her son received assurances from members or had conceded that any of his of the Utah congressional delega-tio- n screen earnings lawfully belonged that Denver has not been se- to him Subsequently Coogan filed of two guardianlected for the site of the army air copies proceedings showing that his ship Robas bast Representative J Will and his father the late John mother inson was reported to have been had announced in court informed in Washington Wednes- Coogan to create a trust fund for plans day him The Ogden chamber which has Mrs Bernstein’s attorneys are excooperated with the Salt Lake City pected to reconcile the apparent chamber in urging the advantages contradictions in the new deposition of Utah as the most strategical questions a place for the air base dispatched stream of telegrams Friday morning to Washington officials LeRoy B Bankers’ Unit Elect -- Young president Of the Ogden chamber and Samuel C Powell member of the military affairs committee expressed concern when advised of the earlier report Senator Elbert D Thomas and Representative Abe Murdock both advised that Utah is still In the running for the air base FRENCH LICK Ind April 22 UP) Dr W F Gephart vice president of the First National Bank of St Louis was reelected Friday as president of the Bankers’ Association for Foreign Trade William K Schroe-d- er Jr of Los Angeles was named to the board of directors 4 I WANT TO SELL SOMETHING THAT I DON'T NEED "Give Me f that Result Number" m m - m - BUTLER Pa April 22 (ffl-- Em Lions Honor Roosevelt ployes of the American Rolling Mill WASHINQTON April 22 CD— company rejected the steel workers' President Roosevelt was made an organizing committee as their col honorary member of the Interna- lective 'bargaining agency Friday tional Lions club Friday 1243 to 402 Mine Head Faces Chicago Judge CHICAGO April 2 CD— Chair- man George F Kremm 50 of the United Gilpin corporation Denver gpld mine operators was arraigned Friday in federal court on an attachment issued by Judge John P r Barnes The attachment served on Kremm at his La Salle street office by a deputy marshal alleged that Kremm and two other officers of the compato comply with Judge ny-failed Barnes’ order of March 1 that they convey title to gold mining property valued at $1000000 back to original stockholders Kremm- - was released when he posted $1000 bond pending a hearing before Judge Barnes April 2W His home is in suburban Winnetka V- - Floods Threaten Colorado Area MONTROSE Colo April 22 CD— Farmers and highway and railroad emergency crews strove Friday night to check further damage from flood waters pouring down the river from enow banks of the San Juan mountains in western Colorado They hoped for slightly lower temof peratures to check the run-omelting sn5w Numerous rural bridges had been washed out Preparations were made to evacuate several families at Olathe 10 miles north of M q rtf rose At Delta the Uncompahgre waa receding slightly late Friday- while near by the Gunnison river was reported still rising ff U S May Dig I refrlg 20 moi Sold Baby Buggy — 6 Calls! $20 — COST $45 Baby rarrlaff condition 5 4 $85 Excellent Cali Waa 8837Mi Sold Typewriter Before REMINGTON- - standard 2nd Ave Waa 4560 8 Ml A $15 160 typewriter - Swapped Car for Concrete! 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W Did you discover 4 rooma Sold $15 Range— 1st Ad Sold Strawberry Air Bases rded Sold $85 Electric1 Refrigerator DE LUXE model Weatlnghouse cu ft Ouar S yrs In terv only 1437 Lincoln Bt Hy 93ML ‘ Continued to Allow Check of Vetual Sum Jackie Earned - illustrate what might happen In regard to one of our own aime The next logical and necessary step for the improvement ' of the arsenal south of Ogden is an airfield with an elaborate system of runways Francisco Tacoma connecting San Los Angeles- - San Diego and southern and eastern ports "The arsenal accordingly is expected therefore to be materially increased as a supply field To say more would be to enter tho realm of confidential military se crets but you may be sure that we are studying the figures now for an ample appropriation Not an Air Base "Yet this Is not an air base and in the same wej) neither is th$ Denver echool facility an air base Neither has it any connection with the Wllcox-Thomact and neither appropriation is based on the auWilcox-Thoma- e the of act thority Moreover the war department far from resenting congressional influence asked for this appropriation “The hearings indicate just as the 1937 law indicated— the land was donated not purchased Denver and Phillips'Memorial donated buildings and ground to the value of $400000 and Denver donated 64000 acres in addition” “At no time was I under the impression that Utah had lost the air base" said Representative Robinson “My conference with war department officers on Thursday was entirely satisfactory “The Thursday conference was primarily to ascertain what Fort Douglas could expect jf the president’s program passes congress "We from Utah have worked so hard for the past two yeara to bring the air base to our home state that surely we are not overlooking any details now I am positive that the army has recommended the establishment of the western base in or near Salt Lake City” Said Representative Murdock: "I am just as confident as I can be that the Rocky mountain base will be located as military strategical advantage may dictate the selec : Of Inventory ' Proposed Denwr Base Entirely Separate Undertaking Say Congressmen Thomas Robinson- Murdock Push Project (Continued Endi Waits Just Soy "Charge com- Five-Nme-- Oh THE KEY TO QUICK RESULTS— AND YOUR WANTS1 It” - |