Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE MONDAY MORNING JUNE V 1938 eRr Anxiety Tugs at Mother’s Heart as Search for Son Goes On Duce Reverses With anxious hart and trembling lips Mrs Kvth Hanna Answers Policy on McCormick Simms waits for Dr Frank Froelicber ColoU S Migration Farm Queries rado Springs to start perilotts climb in search of far son lost an Sandia peak AAA Booklet ' Nation’s Chief Doubts Japan Plans Big Ships sry’SssKwewwoes "Bountiful Crops Held Cause of taly-Once-Ste- C Scarcity in Cities I ’ 4 V Jun 2I has completely about-face- d id his original policy of emigration to tho United Statea State department publications disclosed Sunday that Mussolini in his first few months In offico planned to lend 100000 picked Italians to the United States every year This waa brought out through the of a aerie of diplomatic A'O exchanges At present II duce fhr from sending 100000 Italians to America covers bis modest quota of 6802 by only 0 par cent having- - psrmittsd only 2851 to leave Itaiyin 193?' Mussolini fresh from his triumphal accession to power In Italy had a talk with American Charge d’Affairea Gunther In Rome Gunther telegraphed to tho then Secretary of State Charles Evans Hughes now chief justlc of the United States: "Already Mussolini has Indicated to me that h 1 anxioua to hav an increase In the quota of Immigrants from Italy Into tho United States "He spoke of th possibility that tb emigrant might b selected to suit th need of the United States and Indicated Jhat ha hoped to have the number increased to 100000 annually" Tha 100000 proposed by U duce would hav been almost IT times tha number assigned hia country under the immigration law of 1624 'f Of h A Jfy & i r price-fixin- d Ring-Nabbe- on Border EL PASO Texas June 26 (UP)— Chihuahua Mextoo and El Paso police Sunday believed an international bloyole theft ring had been broken with recovery of 200 stolen bioycles and Jhe arrest of five man and boys- -' Raida conducted by General Jose Ruts head of state and Juares police yielded 23 stolen blcyolea In one place Chihuahua city authorities mads carefully timed raids after locating 10 storage places of the stolen properties ' t s t f I 4 (hot-ma- de V - i k ' i f V ' i e - t v jfr Ji V ' s ' I & yfa V ' f ) V-- f 1 if i t - if V t i S S k A ' iV'js L 5 7 4 ! ? - kJ $( (Continued from Page One) NE of the monopolistic practices out (Continued from Page One) lawed by Republican who gav the the to unknown boyi family hadflntermittent rainstorm late In the country Us first antitrust leglsla hazardous purchased 13 worth of food at an day making climbing tion" New Mexloo iky The turquol before store the night Hamilton said that If th presl Albuquerque from which a burning sun had dent had wished taoourstely to tats their departure for th mountains shone earlier was clouded by which augured mor rain the line of demarcation between Tho day they left each took three th nw deal and Republican par- sandwiches and an orange and car- and real peril to veteran mountain climbers if th howr continued ties he would have pointed out that ried a blanket each1-8- fr The 200 or mor searchers were th Republican have fought hie John Simm did not attach augmented by moocastn-iho- d Sandia recklee experimentation hi effort any Importance to the provisioning Indians and a detachment of 113 to subject the nation’s agriculture however declaring MoCormlck al- C O C enrollees from camp at Santa Ee Rio Puerto Msntano and Industry and labor to bureaucratic ways took more food than he needed Th t C C C youth Moriarlty domination his policies oj punttive on a climbing trek their own rolling kitchens brought cousin said a taxation which strangle business his John filmmi Jr and cooks to remain tor the dura' certain young McCormick tion of the search reckleu spending and lndlfferenqea not gon anywhere else eay ' Fourteen expert elimbers who to national tolveno by incurring a had he went where h pleased but flew In by plane and came by rail Ing breath-takin- g debt hi creation of a always advised hi family of his to Join th search wer Hla personal keys were Saturday widespread fekr by unnecessary bnd aotlvities on th sheer rocky congregated futile monetary tinkering and likewise found In hi car parked height of the peak hy noon Sunf mountain th the foot day threat bf inflation his disregard of at th vfundamental principle of the Bar Cameras Indians Join Search American form j! government hi Upon order of Mra Slmma and d With plk and rope effort pack the supremo court Governor Clyde Tlngley state po- on th treacherous rock face of th In which h was defeated— and the lio barred all cameras frem ths peak they utilised their skill and national forest area around the constant harassment by word and mountain and confiecatcd exposed experience to probl th scores of him-self crevice and fieeures whloh might business deed of legitimate by f lm held by photographer Camera hid th fat of young McCormick g and his adviser! were likewise taken from news thun-darhea- sure-foote- tf left-win- "In brief” Hamilton added "the conservative opposition to th new deal of which Mr Roosevelt spoke is not advert to meeting new prob-ienor doe it wUh to Hv in a previous age "It wishes to meet th problem of today however In the light of the practical experience of mankind and within the framework of th American constitution and form of government A conservative know by mankind' experience that on stepwindow will ping out of a fall to th ground A new dealer stubbornly insists such a person WiU ascend to the ekie because he proposes to repeal th law of gravity” Hamilton said it was of "little concern" to him that tha president had "declared a war of extermination on a large aection of hi own party” but commented that if Mr Roosevelt "purged” it of “all of Its conservatives and all it ‘wild men' there will be few left In his party" alx-sto- photographer No reason ' Searching parties wer augmented w to whom advanced for the by seven Sandia Indianahorn On th mountain terrain Is seven McCor- Indian was detailed to each of action The report of lighting mick' body was made by Chief E J How of the New Mexico etat polio and Lieutenant William Ehret looking through a high-power- aolar teleicope mounted at a field camp under th towering cliff face The spot was approximately 700 feet above th rook where the body of Whltmer was found late Friday high in th 'mountain Three expert mountain climber at ono began the perilous job of The ledge was inaccessible from below or either side and an effort was made te reach the spot from above with th aid of lowering ropes The report was relayed to the base camp by field radio on the mountainside which was swept by A Speaker parties of searchers and director contemplated ealling in a group of Navajo for additional help Sunday's climbers eearched the summits while more than 100 men systematically worked upward to ward the cliff face through wooded n and arroyo mrround-in- g th mountain proper wer Dr Among ths climber Frank Froslichsr tnd Robert Ormes Colorado Spring! Melvin Griffith Montrose Colo and Dr Karl Arndt Mortis Krieg Stephen Hart and El wyn Arp of th Colorado Mountain club of Denver Plane Map Are A soil conservation service plane resumed it atrial photographing of the peak with a special mapping camera It cruised back and forth across ths face of the peak to allow sectional photograph to bo made for later study So high Is th face of th cliff that climbers eeuid be seen from the bee camp only with th aid of field glasses To aid those In camp a telescope used in naval warfare during tba war waa set up and mounted in the canyon At the 8imm ranch in Albuquer quo member of th family waited tensely Bazy McCormick MadiU’i sister stayed with Mrs Simm and her group at th mountains her small face solemn and strained rock-strew- NEW YORK June 26 Roosevelt waa urged by a speaker at the opening station of th seventy-sixt- h annual convention of the National Education association Sunday to dimand th resignation of Mayor Frank Hagua of Jersey City from th Democratic national commute An address by tho president on Thursday afternoon will climax th convention which will bring 15000 teachera and school officials to th ‘ city vwkjkj uuiuv "Befera this great convention of educators who are dedicated to the preservation of all that is best In American life Mr Roosevelt should ask that Mtyor Hague resign from his high place on the national Dem’ ocratic committee "Secondly In thie very connection tha National Education association should tak notion this week to prepare for uss in every public school in America a study of what dictatorship as represented by May or Hague means" Assarting that only democracy permits honest education Profes-o- r Myers ‘sald"Haguelsm In New Jersey makes an honest presentation of th world and of conditions in Jersey City and New Jer sey impossible to those who depend on the schools the churches th nwpapers th public forums controlled by Hague ooooooooooo ® r THE LOWEST CLEANING PRICES 2 Consistent with Quality Work O ' O £ 3AI1Y PLAIN DIXIE WEAVE SUITS o RUGS ESTABLISHED 185? 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momentarily axpect formal announcement of an agreement SAFE eaJ SECUREto the three peramong signatories 16 yesr of uninterrupted divv mit ships as bulky aa 45000 ton dends Injured Strings M sad- to b Tha four battleship started this year wert designed as replacemum earning ments for existing vessels approachuu ing military obsolescence Eight of the navy’s present first BniUlskdcta line ships are more than 20 yean SALT LAKE old and "should b replaced” Ad- OGDEN 2376WAinfinBlvd Hotel Uuh Bldg miral Leahy told congress lahwi s ifwooaeq f linl pub-licatl- I On question wasc "If farmer reduce the acreage certain crops art they not contributing to a scarcity program?” The answer: “Not if they merely reduce the amount of the surplus they cannot salt Experience has show® that large farm surpluses of such crops as wheat osn and cotton actually treat scarcity conditions la the City by lowering faam prices so much that th farmer' is unabia to That merely i buy good adds to th unemployment in the cities” Another question 'ashed : "Why should the A A A reduce production when there are people in this country who need food n4 clothing?” limiting Factor Tbiti answer i “The farmer can no more afford to give away hi produce than the city storekeeper can If he gave his produce away he could not buy what the city worker makes If he gave only his surpluses away ho would destroy the market for The real the rest of his crop limiting factor In providing food and clothing for poople is virtually always consumer Income” Somo other questions and answers: Q “If the government want to get foreign markets for farm products why does it not allow farm production to Increase and farm price to fall to level ee low as to Increase sale to other countries? A “A farmer Is a businessman Sale to foreign countries utre of value to the farmer only df they result in more Income for them Grower cannot afford to deplete their sod and bankrupt themselves Indefinitely fust for the privilege of selber cheap cotton wheat or ether product! to foreigners Two Requirements Cb “What are the prospect for enlarging foreign markets for cotton wheat and pork?" A “If we want to onlarg foreign market for our cotton wheat and pork we "will have to bo willing to do two things: U Increast our Imports of manufactured goods and other product that foreign countries produce more cheaply than wo do- - (3) Meet the competition of other countries that axport these farm commodities however low their prices One question asked why the government did not fix farm prloe and do away with the crop control program ‘ “Price-fixin- g for farm product the reply said “would makt it necessary to have absolute control of oil agriculture Including the processor Industries- - It would Involve strict regimentation and extreme bureaucracy and lead to ” g for all commodities Quota es WASHINGTON WASHINGTON Bicycle Theft 100000 Yearly Now-Halv- June 26 UB— The administraadjustment agricultural tion toW farmers Sunday that when they prepuce bountiful crops they "create sc‘rcity conditions in urban abeas The statement was made in a pamphlet at qusstSona and answers on this year's farm programs pre- pared for distribution among farmers Warcraft Decision Against 45000-Tor- t ‘At This Time’ Indicates Disbelief In Reports of Nipponese ‘Super’ Vessels' tccT pontiff delivered bis speech in a strong voice and concluded with a bleating upon 400-wo- the congress "Present among you th pope said "ar many men and women preeminent in evangelical virtue whose cause now being considered by the sacred congregation Of rite "Among them may b mentioned Francis de Montmorenoy-Lavs- J first bishop of the dioecstf' of Quebec Margaret' Bourgeoya and Catherine Tekakwltha" f Was 5340 q lot Arthur Frank Pickup on Delivery on the Following ( Specials FUR COATS 'Q $300 X FUR TRIM X n caned rLAzrn$250 ib O and KTORLO 1 20210 - mqthfd FUIXV INSL’JUD o ooooooooooo "I SOUTH MAIN STREET rrssJ ¥ r4 4 f Vi |