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Fair Thursday Friday Duce Renounces Claims in T alk Thomas Asks Storing of War Metals To Chamberlain Plans to Offer Bill for Use in Defense Envoys’ View Not Menace France He Says Jr London'Fear -- CD-Se- nator ROME Jan 11 (UP) — Authoritative indications that Italy tnayaccept satisfaction of her Kennedy and Bullitt “natural aspirations” without Rouse Concern claiming any French territory At the same time the senator sugafter Wednesday appeared night annual approprigested a Of Britain France a and ap-ation of $25000000 to acquire the "materials peasement talk by Prime MinisLONDON Jan 11 he re necessary “There seems to be agreement ter Neville Chamberlain of ported opinion of United States Am among government experts that cerGreat Britain and Premier basadors Kennedy and Bullitt that tain products should be conserved European threaten a developments or developed so that America will Benito Mussolini second World war this has four-ye- one-ho- ur ute Full text of Governor’s Message (D-T- spring increased British and French fears “that Italy and Germany are out to dominate the western Mediterram ean While it is not known here what Joseph P Kennedy and William C Bullitt envoys to Britain and France: respectively had in mind it is assumed they must The Chamber lain have generally referred to among other to striving push forward with his things Italy’s cries for part of the d program of Euro- French Mediterranean empire and-thpean appeasement made an open new insurgent offensive plea tonight for “a just and Spain of solution" peaceful Italy’s (Kennedy and Bullitt appeared demands and all other European before a joint session of Issues by means of negotiation Tuesday the house and senate military com' rather than threats of force mittees in Washington A member said Bullitt concurred in Kennedy’s Friendly Move ‘‘World war may start "I have come here in pursuit of Statement: in the spring”) the policy for which I stand — a Informed British sources said and en- Prime Minister Chamberlain policy of friendship with would none— is with and that policy mity ask Premier Mussolini on his cur directed to a just and peaceful so- rent visit to Rome to moderate the lution of International difficulties tone and content of fascist claims by the method of negotiations France against Chamberlain said French sources said flatly they His statement was made at an the ambassadors' pessimism thought extravagant banquet given at Ven- was justified ice palace by Mussolini in honor In Paris London and Berlin it of his British guests— Chamberlain was not and British Foreign Secretary Vis mism of overlooked that the pessiKennedy and Bullitt might count Halifax also have the domestic function of During the banquet Chamberlain influencing to support congress placed a final seal upon the Sixt not be caught short with respect to national defense in the event of an emergency” Thomas said in a state- badly-buffete- recon--ciliati- & ofBrltain andTItaly and British recognition of il duce’i Ethiopian conquest' by raising a toast to King glass of wine-o- n Victor Emmanuel as ‘‘emperor of Ethiopia” Former Crisis In the summer of 1935 Britain and Italy Were close to war bechuse of the conflict and the British massed their fleet in the Mediterranean T raise my glass to his majesty the king of Italy and emperor of Ethiopia and to the continued welfare and prosperity of The people over whom he rules” Chamberlain (Column Seven) representative! ment Forerunner Measure He termed his bill the “forerunner of e ned the corresponding rise In expenditures the chief executive urged that existing institutions and activities already undertaken be given precedence when appropriation are made by the present legislature In effect his advice 'was that the state live within its income and not increase its needs so that additional taxes will have tobe imposed to boost the income He stated emphatically that "the general fund mustbe kept out of the red" Speaking from the rostrum of thr house of representatives chamber Governor Blood reviewed brief-l- y conditions during the past two years In the basic industries of agriculture mining and manufacturing and advised the lawmakers always to keep their problems in mind n A of oplnion'sounded after the governor had completed his message showed that many senators and representatives wers in general agreement with the views given Varied Reactions neces- sary by the international situation and outside competition for armaments” 'Tha whole subject of strategic metals and "bther’war materials developed out of the simple consideration of the advisability or inadvisability of letting foreign nations and people buy our helium for commer cial purposes'-Thoma- s explained He said commodities acquired under his proposal would be used only by order of the president and only in time of war or when national emergency was found to exist Meanwhile on the-- other side of the capitol Representative Edmis-to- n (D) West Virginia member of the military affairs cofflffilttee of the house proposed storage of tons of coal in swamps along the Atlantic coast against the pos- s cross-sectio- sibility of war G°Vfr"0r 1Ie"ry H Bl00d right’ afivers annual mcsee ‘o joint session of Utah’s Reports Indorsements nor IS lra A- - Huggins senate president and The representative said the plan presiding officer at the joint session had been indorsed by coal opera- torsthecoaL£ommisisonan(LIugh officers of the war department twenty-thir- d legislature: AUeirT Blood’s Bo’s and Don’ts Relief Cut For U tahJLegislators With Dismay Under Edmlston’a proposal slack coal— the small type used In “Industrial furnaces— would be stored beneath water to prevent deterioration caused by exposure to air Edmiston said storage would forestall transportation difficulties in getting fuel to munitions and other plants if needed in great quantities fit short notice During the World war he said railroads were unable BERLIN Jan 12 (Thursday) to supply cars to meet the haulage demands The stored reserves he (UP)— The controlled nazi press added would be close enough to the Thursday made an issue of two large industries for delivery by shots fifed through windows of the truck German consulate at Amsterdam Coal experts said 16 square miles and the legation at The Hague and of land would be required to store warned Jews to be careful 100000000 tons The propaganda ministry said the shots were fired on January 6 and 9 A strong intimation came Wedand blamed them on “the internanesday that the U S treasury will tional Jewish campaign" pay the current domestic price of 64 64 cents an ounce for all United Big Headlines States mined silver up to and m- Big headlines were carried in all (Continued on Page Two) Berlin morning papers All warned (Column FUe) Jews and it was hinted that the incidents may lead to "further sharp reprisals” against Germany’s 600000 Shots at Nazis In Holland Incense Reich Coeds Unite For Wally anU-Jewi- sh al LillWS New ’s fig-ur- Mercy Plane Drops Supplies To Marooned iV M Town t V ons to’‘the-billions'sp- ent Republicans Plan Lincoln Day Dinner at $25 a Plate d I -- 'J' jot Italo-Frenc- te al national snow-covere- 1 white-tippe- I I’' 1 all tbs way- - from enthusiastic indorsement to the belief that tha’ message was "a little too much on the conserve ' tive side" The governor urged that there be no diversion of liquor profits away from the state general fund and "reiterated his stand before tha WASHINGTON Jan 11 (A’)— The 1937 United States conference of mayors be nolegislature that there should homestead exemption reestimatei in a statement Wednesdrastic revision of ths tax quiring day that 11513000 WPA workers structure would lose their jobs by June 30 He ‘ if congress should slash the emer- state gave as his opinion that the store system for the dispensing gency relief appropriation from of Intoxicating liquor is operating to $725000000 $875000000 and that there should : The reduced figure was approved successfully be no changes in the present law— by a house appropriations subcomparticularly there should be no mittee after President Roosevelt sale the drink as this "would had recommended the larger tend by toward a return of the amount to carry W P A to the end of the fiscal year Other estimates of the number Support of Education of workers who would be dropped The characterized es ranged from 500000 a semiofficial “highly governor commendable” the fact that prediction by persons connected Utah people have always been arwith W P A to a figure between dent supporters of education He 600000 and 1200000 fot' pointed out however that education the Workers' alliance takes large percentage of Meanwhile Democrats handling tax revenue a and advised that no the big work relief bill in the additions be made to the junior house changed their tactics in an college system until a study now apparent effort to make Republi- under way -has been completed cans share responsibility for any It is his belief that - agitated — reduction finally- - voted amount rather than an IndetermiThe Democratic-controlle- d sub- nate one be appropriated to tho committee stood pat on Its recom- state teachers’ retirement fund one mendation of a $150000000 slash of new agencies created by but some members were reported the the 1937 legislature to be apprehensive that if the house "I considered only the smaller sum underfurther believe" ha said “that present financial conditions Republicans would not be on record an appropriation of a very moderatt on the two amounts and thus would sum to be decided upon by experts be able to tell constituents that the in place of the $829000 requested (Conthnjfd on Pape Two) for the ensuing biennium could be -(Column Seven) made to meet all present needs of beneficiaries and probable beneficiaries under the fund And would desirable reserves protect even though these reserves would be DOllluCr J2 open-cockp- - ’ n” 1 Experts Shape alls Italo-Frenc- t - Expression WASHINGTON Jan 11 (JD -- - Here are jome of the major things the Twenty-thir- d legislature Harry Hopkins seeking confirma- will and will not do if the legislators follow the advice given by ” tion as secretary of commerce Governor Hertry H Blood in his message: slouched over the end of a senate They will hdd no new functions to those already exercised committee table for four hours by the A state government Wednesday vigorously defending his record as administrator of They will continue a policy of “pay as you go” and authorize no work relief but admitting he had 2 additional aid bonds or other direct state obligations made "mistakes" — two in particu Nearly 1000 guests joined Chami lar berlain in his toast hey wil1 r6fuse to vote new taxes or increase existing ones unless "If I had the road to go over 3 forced to do so' Previously the prime minister had by the pressure of extreme necessity paid tribute in his speech to ‘‘the again I would not have made any A new political speeches of any kind” he powerfuLand progressive Italy” They wil divert no funds now going to the state to local governsaid quickly adding risen under Mussolini ments (There is a drive on to divert 50 Ido But not withdraw one per cent of the liquor Tour of Situation hue to municipalities and counties) word of those speeches or indicate that I have changed my economic C Chamberlain "and Mussolini conThey will direct that all revenue from the sales tax be used for cluded their initial talk at 740 p m views" to meet again at 5:30 p m ThursHe also told the senate’s commitPurposes of public Welfare old age assistance direct relief and tee on commerce that he now felt relief of unemployment day after making "a tour of the entire political horizon” in the Jews certain WPA officials in Kentucky should have been discharged for C They will make no major changes in the present- words of Chamberlain’s spokesman The Voelkischer Beobachter ofliquor control The discussion was ’’of a general ficial organ of the nazi political activity in the Democratic w act Specifically they will not authorize sale mendrink by nature and most cordial” it was ex- tioned the assassination partyr last summer primary campaign in Paris of Ernst vom Rath which led to the plained 7 They wlU ad°Pt lie essential features ofthe proposed non- Senators Hostile " As" Chamberlain and Mussolini measures m Germany WASHINGTON Jan II (INSJ-T- he law partisan judiciary For the minrest faced he their on a group accompanied by November 10 foreign "Friends of the Duke of Windisters sat down to discuss the mensor” society had a ladies’ auxiliary of frankly hostile senators and Q They will not permit diversions of gasoline tax funds to uses ‘Shots From Ambush’ to aces refused concede that w other steadfastly Germany announced Wednesday than on highways her formal indorsement of Italy’s ‘Criminal onslaughts on German Coeds of George Washington uni- the record of WPA as a whole was Mediterranean demands representatives abroad shots from versity aroused by suggestions re- anything but good In great detail Chairman Bailey ft They will keep building appropriations down’to absolute necessi-- J ambush" read the Beobachter’s portedly emanating Nazi Fledge from Oxford ties and not approve! (D) North Carolina and Senators buildings merely because fed-erheadline comment Accompanying university students that the “Amerl-lea- Vandenberg aid might be The announcement and (R) Michigan although not said colonies" be given back to available involving a nazi pledge of military "That murder was the intention of Great Britain formed the "Chums White'TRJL Maine went into the 1 A They will appropriate to the teachers’ retirement fund a moderpast utterances of the hommee his support of fascism’s ambitions these onslaughts was proved by the of Wally” movement on ate sum to be decided upon by experts instead of the $829 000 made it clear that Great Britain direction from which the shots were and views other polispending The girls’ general idea was that cies and activities in WPA and other powers must deal with fired That they were fired from if requested for the biennilim takes hack the England duke and Italy and Germany together in ambush only too clearly points to duchess of Windsor and makes the They expressed either directly or They will adopt no homestead tax exemption program which working out a solution of world Jewish perpetrators The shots must duchess the former Wallis War-fiel- d by thtr ironic or indignant manner 1 troubles qf phrasing questions disapproval x be a serious to for “drastic reconstruction of revenue laws" those circles of Baltimore its warning queen then what they considered unjustifiDiplomats eagerly awaiting infor- in Holland who tolerate or this country will return to British of able the mation as to what occurred in Wed Jewish propaganda It is promote political activity in dispenThey will give careful consideration to a suggested Whge and up to rule nesday night’s talk at Venice palace the Dutch natiort to drawThe conThe Friends of the Duke organized sation of relief hour bill drafted by! a committee appointed Toward closej the of the by Secretary of day Labor —particularly whether Mussolini sequences of this misuse ofihospi-talit- y in New York and chapters formed Perkins and keep the state’s labor relations act (little WASHINGTON Jan 11 CD-White laid down the terms of his demands bluntly asserted Hopkins was Wagner Jews ought to be oareful quickly in yarious parts of the Boulder dam power legislation "censurable” for not taking disci- act) in conformity with the federal act if the latter is amended bv against France— believed that Gay-da- not to repeat the murders of £avos country The Chums of e ' began to take shape Wednesday Wally Giornale d’ltalia statement and Paris” plinary action in connection with the present congress they can expand likewise the Kentucky allegations Attorneys and power experts parAll Hopmight represent the first note of in the of a bill kins had done he said was to "slap 1 1 They will amend the state unemployment ticipating a cautious diplomatic retreat on compensation act to said they expecteddrafting to have the job one man with a powder puff” Mussolini’s part correct difficulties — -- which have arisen : done by next week in time for final done everything I could Faced witjj France’s Stubborn reratification by representatives of the to keep petty politics out of this fusal to discuss territorial concesA They will give careful consideration to legislation designed to seven Colorado river basin states sions and Chamberlain's thing” Hopkins said asserting that A promote traffic safety reported As agreed to Tentatively at Phoein Kentucky "the local political felrefusal to mediate in the h lows started operating on our boys nix Ariz December 18 the protension il duce was repreand our boys caved in” posed legislation would drastically sented as pursuing a careful course LAS VEGAS N M Jan 11 CD— “The re are at least 14 families wlio revise the present fiscal set-u- p of it Cite An Record reTaris Concessions Complete relief plane need immediate help” the Boulder dam development so as turned here “There are several sick babies in' He asked that the record of WPA 'at dusk Wednesday to bring about lower power rates Added significance was given to after dropping sacks of food and tho who need a doctor’s be viewed in its entirety in relation to southern California consumers reports of modified Italian demands supplies to families snowbound— in aid" territory he said "and of the Nevada and Arizona each guarantee Jhenilhons Jby jin announcement ft) Paris Tues- the mountain in the region around here given work relief the hundreds of country northwest of a $300000 annual share of power French the governday night that week-end's blizzard by last there are many who are going thousands of projects and hundreds NEW YORK Jan 11 CD1 — Thet Ne York County District AttoiH revenues and enable the financing ment would ' be willing to discuss here Pilot Lloyd Bible blue with cold hungry and may of the naof a vast numberof new water debe in serious straits of Republican committees seeking RepublicanJeadership "and even make concessions” on said will assemble here February ney Thomas E Dewey who missed fear of a forced landing “had unless they receive food” evidence - of political activity In tion velopments throughout the Tiasin- nonterritorial issues standing in the 13 Lincoln day din- being governor by only 63000 votes prevented him from flying very low The Gascon territory had E F Scattergood manager of the that light he said he thought the nerat a h way of friendshipover the isolated cabins but he been heard from since te celebrate 1938 election gains will be honorary chairman of the Los ‘Angeles Sunday's cases of “unjustifiable” political ac- and drum light and power bureau Italy’s aspirations Gayda wrote believed the food had been ' dinnerlhere enthusiasm 1940 up blizzard for dropped' descended on north-centrsaid Interior department experts tivity reported by the senate comare based on “written rights as well close The to National houses the anfor club the enough New Mexico causing three deaths mittee on campaign expenditures will Include Republican Speakers former were assisting in preparing the bill as essential political and moral families nounced to reach it Wednesday that more President Hoover and marooning hundreds of motor- - were negligible John D M “It is being drafted” he said "in needs” and “do not constitute any d leaders A were field party a the Hamilton Republican expected for a way which seems best fitted to Anyone who knows how politics dinner threat whatever to British interests load of food sacks made and heavy ists and travelers than for exevent it necessary chairman Glenn Frank national carry out the ideas of the Phoenix any jother "Unless the roads are opened soon is run in the towns and counties or the interests of any other Eurofor Bible to make the flight alone it will be bad” Johnson said “It of Amerijca” he said "anyone who cept a national convention and that prograni committee chairman and agreement It should be ready for pean or African nation" 2000 be The plane chartered by the Las will be a month before diners would possibly seated the senate and bourse minority final ratification by the seven states At Wednesday night's state banwagons can knows how local influences try tp At least 50 other 'dinners were leaders Vegas Dally Optic headcd Into the: travel in here influence Senator McNary of Oregon when their must scheduled elsewhere! public officials assemble quet which was followed by a mountain the Dlncoln and Representative Martin of Mas- next week”representatives ' “Many families are without heat know hat WPA was coerced In formal reception attended by 1700 Gascon in ranching country around committee day Re- sachusetts and d because announced the heart of the the the main have been unable to pressure has been they Scattergood’ hailed the Phoenix persons including the entire diploSangre de Christo mountains cut timber I know these people from the outside updn our people” publicans throughout) the nation Newly Sleeted Republican gover- accord as of “even greater moment” matic corps both Mussolini and will hear a two-hoDee broadnors radio Johnson of Ohio the of was and Wisconsin operator asked to return cast than the original Santa Fe compact Hopkins they would not be complaining (ContlmiM on pan 81x1 from the --New York “solid Massachusetts Michigan Brown ranch gt Gascon telephoned unless they (Colurhn Six) (Continued on Pus Tho) Connecticut and which paved the way for construcreally needed help” front” gathering (Column Two) Idaho also are scheduled to spealc tion of Boulder dam Italo-Ethiopi- 4 5 on-Pa- By WILLIAM C PATRICK With the need for economy in State expenditures as the dominant note of his recommendations Governor Henry H Blood delivered his opening message to the twenty-thir- d legislature at a joint session of senate and house of Wednesday Citing the expansion of gover- ar R fascists including 'Responsible Virgmio Gayda whose Giornale d'ltalia usually serves Jts il duce’s mouthpiece said that Italy’s revisionist claims inytheir final form ’contain no menace to any European dl Message Urges Policy of ‘Pay as You Go’ Jan 11 Elbert D Thomas of Utah member of the senate military affairs committee announced Wednesday he will reintroduce his bill creating stock piles of some 0 strategic war metals and materials to provide against a possible war'emer-geric- y WASHINGTON Stirs Paris IS t a J Italy’s Plan Will 4 Governor Calls on T o Reduce State Expenses ficeumuiaUd-mora-slowly- —— " Welfare Funds The governor further urged that sales tax revenues be used Exclusively for public welfare aritt- relief purposes and that the ear- marking of sales tax funds for dif? ferent forms of relief as contained in the present law be eliminated This would give the state depart- ment of publio welfare a free hand m placing the money where it is needed most He pointed out that “the setting aside of' a certain sum of money for a specific purpose sometimes works the- opposite of the manner intended"'Tha governor eommendeiL to ths attention jf the legislature pro- posals for a nonpartisan Judiciary and passed on to the lawmakers recommendations-containe- in the d biennal reports- - of- - tha- - supreme court attorney general state auditor state treasurer and road commission It ' was recommended by tha governor that there be no additions to the state highway system it be- on Pago Six) (Column One) (Continued Rail Engineer-- Dies - — SEATTLE Jan 11 CD Colonel Frederick Mears 60 assistant chief engineer of tha Great Northern railway died at a hospital Wednesday after a brief illness — -- |
