Show 7 4 Local Metal Markets The Weather Gold Silver $3500 64 64 (newly mined) — 427BO Eilver(toreign) Copper electrolytic delivered Connecticut valley 1129 Lead 475®480 UTAH —Qoudy- light snow IDAHO — Light snow rim ""WYOMING — Partly cloudy snow NEVADA — Snow flurries - vV V ' Ltftde465 Vol 138 No 108 Blood Message In Letter Oi State To Congress Finances Due NEW YORK Jan 29 (P) — District f Attorney Thomas E Dewey offered Sunday night to carry before congress charges By William C Patrick As the twenty-thir- d legislature en ters its fourth week Monday it will have to gird itself for one of the most difficult problems of the ' I H tore-goin- 1937 in December While its appeal of a patent case was pending in Judge Manton's court It won the appeal with Judge Manton’s vote decisive None of this money repaid— “an alleged interest payment" being “in fact deposited by Judge Manton in his own account" 2— $232981 received from representatives of American Tobacco company in 1932 when a stockholder’s suit for recovery of corporation funds was pending in the judge’s court Another divided verdict in favor of the tobacco company with Judge' Manton's vote decisive None Of the money repaid Tw o Other Cases 3— $57500 from John L Lotsch Brooklyn banker in 1935 including a $20000 loan which “other banks had refused to make” t a Manton-owne- d ThereafU In Judge firm Manton’s court Lotsch was cleared of charges of extortion in a case which had been in lower courts as ir Y a bribery charge 4— $50000 from Harry M Warner officer of Warner Brothers Pictures In 1933 between the hearing of arguments and a decision in Judge Manton’s court in a patent case won X by the Warner firm All but $10000 was repaid Dewey said Dewey listed these two other transactions for information of the hou'se committee not involving litigants in Judge Manton's court: 1— $12000 from John McGrath In December 1937 after he had received $32000 in fees as a bankruptcy trustee a post to which he was appointed after being recom mendejHy Judge Manton JhfWOO&v from an insurance broker in $934 on representations by Judge Manton that he would receive the insurance business of King's Brewery a firm in which the judge’s business partner James a trustee under the J Sullivan was bankruptcy act Repaid when the broker failed to get the business Bets Precedent The staute o flimitations an attache at Dewey’s office pointed out would prevent criminal action being taken here by his office on any of Dewey’s charges concerning loans made more than two years ago This would eliminate all the charges cited by Dewey except those Involving McGrath and the Dictograph company Dewey said he could not recall pf another case In local history when a county prosecutor offered to aid congress in possible impeachment but said he understood such offers have been made by private citizens members of congress and grand jurors In other cass la his letter' to Representative (Continued on Pare Two) Column Two) Europe Eyes Nazis Aid for Mussolini The governor’s budget message containing a proposed list of expenditures for the biennium beginning next July 1 will” be submitted early in the week along with the chief executive’s recommendations for the handling of the state’s finances during the two-yeperiod Although technically the message was due Saturday the legislature was not at the capital to receive It had it been ready The lawmakers were on one of their “educational tours" visiting state institutions in The New York county prosecutor In a letter to Representative Hatton W Sumners chairman of the house listed four judiciary committee cases in which he charged loans ’were received since 1932 directly or Indirectly from litigants whose rases were later resolved in their J ' Anxious World Awaits Hitler Talk Today For Clue to Next Step Lists Charges favor In Tax Investigation Dewey pointed out that the Infor (nation against the eminent jurist an appointee of the late President Wilson was obtained in an investigation Of state income tax payments Attorney General Frank Murphy announced Saturday In Washington that an Investigation was under way into the affairs of Judge Manton whom Dewey described as next to supreme court justices among the highest ranking American jurists Dewey wrote Representative Sumners he “was prepared to present evidence before your committee In support" of the charges he listed against Judge Manton After listing the history of the cases he indicated the sums would far exceed $500000 as “there are a number of g other matters similar to the which cannot he fully set forth at this stage" The judiciary committee of the house acts as a grand jury in imIt may peachment proceedings vote out charges against a federal official and the house in turn may vote them out to the senate for trial Reserve Comment will- - have Wudge-Mntojvld'I ho comment to make on ‘ Mr Dewey’s action until I have read the full text of Mr Dewey’s report to the house committee” He indicated surprise at learning that the district attorney had been investigating him remarking: “I hadn’t heard anything about it” - Dewey said only a fraction of the loans made to Manton have ever been repaid A summary of his charges follows: 1 — $52000 received from agents ©f Dictograph Products corporation ar t y w I £ 4 ML BERLIN Jan 29 (P)— Adolf Hitler Sunday shaped a speech to which an anxious world will Hitler Expected to Reveal Stand listen for a clue to how he in- -: tends to use the power that has On Use of Army to Force made nazi Germany a dynamic-facto- r in Europe’s destiny France on Colonial Concessions The first greater German relchs tag will provide a background of rise to power was the headline triumph and accomplishment LONDON Jan 29 CD— An unfor the inwhich event to of also week a looked Sunday easy Europe fuehrer when he addresses it on th cluded addresses by British Prime sixth anniversary of national soAdolf Hitler to throw some light Minister Chamberlain and Italian cialist rule in on the next moves of the Rome-BerlGermany Premier Mussolini axle ae the continent enBerlin was decorated with momentous will Chamberlain week review most ita th tered and swastika International situation Tuesday In deputies were arriving fromflags since the September war ecare all correcommons of house when it the The German fuehrer in an adners of the nation to celebrate big assembles for its first meeting ger dress to the reiehstag Monday stronger Germany rebirth as 11 Dues a continental since December 22 and was expected to tell whether he power will address his blackshirt troops would put hie army of 1000000 or Hitler was expected to speak mors on Wednesday more men behind the imperialistic two on domestic and hours than Britain and Frapce encouraged world affairs starting soon after dreams of a reborn Germany and of confiits resurgent the reiehstag convenes at 8 p m partner fascist by receht expressions dence by their own statesmen (12 noon M S Italy nevertheless would feared Hitler amidst the His appearance circles predicted howuse his speech to vole support of ever panoply of a celebration marking Germany's new power would Continued on Pan Tour) naziism’a eixth anniversary of ita bring no upheaval during 1939 The (Column Six) Frankfurter Zeltung which often reflects calmer foreign office Views said “calamity prophets who® voices pour In on us from many lands fool themselves as they so ' often have done” u doubtedly will be in the governor’s Foretells Tempo We believe it to be a year of Most of This picture flown from Concepcion Chile to Buenos Aires and thence sent by radio to New hard but peaceful and constructive come from agriculYork shows a street in Concepcion deserted and debris-strew- n after the quake development" the newspaper preIn 0 only dicted "despite inevitable clashes of of the $406000 would be for purMen to power Certainly that will b the poses other than to advance various German Intention" phases of the agricultural industry Over Foreshadowing 'what Hitler may Most of the money bills made their announce concerning nazl backing appearance in the house and are Yield City to Foe" Border- for Italian territorial demands on now in committees France the Zeltung recalled PreAmounts Requested mier Mussolini’s acceptance of Ger (UP)-Three BARCELONA Jan 29 PERPIGNAN France Jan 29 UP) many’s annexation of Austria last The bills and the amounts they brigades of Americana and —French efforts to control thou- March 13 and hia aid at Munich ask for tha various purposes are as 0 central Europeansbf Jhe loyalist sands women jehlldrep ami de- which gava Germany follpws: Noxious weed control as SudeUnland last Septem- Utah Conservation and Re- international brigades wKo sup- serters jffleeing government Spain her 29 search foundation for pilot plant to Last Make Contact 7 from withdrawn been had Before insurgents)' “Germany" It Said “always will— — test methods of making smokeless posedly ranks were defeat- were BwtfttyawHietathe Convene Tlalun—right "with under the sTflnit-hehl- nd fuel $75000 Bang’s disease control ed government swamped Sunday 20 Sunday Iq “bloody lighting" the same firmness that Mussolini $50000 experimental orchard $40-0- miles north of "Barcelona national- constantly rising refuges tide state department of commerce ist Heavy' Officials said t 75000 ' had fled gave his unconditional support to headquarters here announced across the frontier into France since the relch's justifiable and therefore SANTIAGO Chile Jan 29 (AP)— Chile’s earthquake death $25000 to promote farm organizaHundreds of the foreign "voliin realizable alms” tion and teers” whose evacuation has been Saturday of these they skid at least The contents of the fuehrer's WASHINGTON Jan 29 UPi-F-elix toll mounted hourly Sunday as small towns in the stricken area $20000 foragricultural marketing of poultry under 10000 were soldiers from the govsuppression weeks under several for way Frankfurter third appointee established contact with the outside world for the first time since diseases $20000 rural arts — speeeh carefully were being building of a League of Nations ernment army — who - joined —the secret But much doubtless kept of President Roosevelt will take his will at U S A C $10000 junior fat supervision civbewildered masses destitute of have been to were said commission seat Monday as an associate justice Tuesday’s catastrophe be dedicated to summarizing six stack 'show $5000 Utah exhibit at taken ilians nationalist when of the supreme court prisoners Conservative estimates of respon years of nazidom with special emworld’s poultry congress in CleveNavarrese captured the town of Panle Grips Officials Wearing the traditional black sible persons indicated the total phasis on 1938 which nazls call land $5000 fruit tree improvement La of miles north six robe he will be sworn into office to Garriga "the greatest year in Germany’s his$3000 Utah Humane on the program beUnconfirmed would deaths somewhere run to reports the Granollers along fill a vacancy created by the death highway $1500 for cabinet in said original government tory” panic and the French border last July of his Intimate friend tween 25000 and 30000 That he will something about state constitution $1000 and United Pulccerda Spain’s shrinking area of Catalonia British Prime say Julio Minister Foreign Justice Benjamin N Cardozo reLoyalist were Minister Chamberreliably Eight persona War $500 Veterans offito Spanish was' government in del Vayo announced spreading Justice Hugo L Black was Mr lain’s speech Saturday night at to have been shot summarily In addition there are bills in the Alvarez Geneva early last week that all cials Foreign Minister Julio Roosevelt’s first appointee anil the ported England was taken esfor the legislative hopper said Chilian was calling which bore the brunt of at del Vayo louhaxe Birmingham of the international brisecond was Stanley F Reed actablishment of junior colleges at members to tor planted The German press commanded troops and government were The swearing in of Frankfurter the death ahd destruction Tuesday repatriated being of not Chamberlain cused being Roosevelt and Richfield and if they gades commission reported that guard the frontier to prevent public “very clear” in the address In which will restore the court to its full on charge of looting and profiteejr- WHITE PLAINS N Y Jan 29-- (D should be enacted it would mean two no league remained as units in officials from trying to flee into he said peace could be strength It has been func- ing endangered — George Weinberg beetle brow- more substantial appropriations the foreigners France fighting ranks government tioning with eight justices since it There also Would by an attempt to rule the world by a bill is which ed arm lieutena'nt perof the indication no strong that There was govLocalities convened in October following the Total by force slain gangster Dutch Schultz and mit the creation of junior coliegfe Gerona Abandoned ernment armies were making a summer recess A tabulation of the latest conservin the districts with the expenses divided witness Views on U S prosecution Generalissimo Frankey stand PreThe loyalist government of against Some observers think the lack of ative estimates of deaths 0 between the state ghd the disby locali- policy racket trial of Tammany was reported to cisco Franco’s rapid strides north of Juan mier the ninth member may have necessi- ties follows: Negrln A between Chamberdistrict leader James J Hines kil- tricts which his insurgent lain'ssimilarity have abandoned Gerona as its capi- Barcelona tated delay in delivering decisions statement and that ol PresiChilian 15000 Nuble province led himself Sunday with a deteCt-tivetal and to have fled northward to forces occupied Thursday on some pending litigation Salary Raises dent Roosevelt’s January 4 message and Concepion 2500 Bulnes 2500 revolver 14 miles from the French Cases which may be decided Monto congress Field Marshal Hermann New Defense Line — The legislature also has received Flgueras “It was a clear case of suicide" Cauquenes 2000 Parral San Carlos day after Frankfurter takes the and Linares about 2000 scattered said Detective Lieutenant Edward J bills proposing to raise the salaries border to escape the blows of four Essener NationWilhelm Latest bolder reports from the al ZeitungGoering’s nationalist columns driving upon oath involve: said th con"Permits of areas 2000 the treaaurer State following: farming Hughes 1 the last unc'onquered provincial front now only 50 miles south of the clusion that this conception has Constitutionality of the Cauquenes one of the latest of Weinberg shot himself through state auditor state superintendent frontier said the Insurgent advance been In northern Spain valley authority power pro- the towns to report on the disaster the fgirly accurately laid down In right temple in the bathroom of public instruction fish and game capital Rear guard loyalists halting their was continuing virtually unopposed diplomatic negotiations between the gram challenged by 14 private com- had a population of 5000 of of a home rented by New York commissioner state secretary on Paw Four) (Continued alt two countries” panies headlong flight toward France Arguments wer heard on Its authorities advised Santiago District Attorney Thomas E Dewey (Continued on Paw Two) (Column Five) Column Six) lied for desperate stands north of November 14 and 15 "How far the American governthat every house in the community as a hideaway for his witnesses in 2 Whether Kansas and Ken- was Granollers around La Garriga and ment has tied itself down to such and that severe the Hines case destroyed west of the Gernoa pocket along the Nazi-Japanedefinition may however not be tucky as well as other states may shocks were felt for two days after “It’s all a surprise to me” said se Segre valley come known because of American ratify after one rejecting the the violent earthquake of Tuesday J Richard (Dixie) Davis one time An entire battalion of loyalists pending constitutional amendment night public opinion” the newspaper mouthpiece of the Schultz gang (Continued on Page Two) was said to have been wiped out added g They reported a serious shortage and like Weinberg a (Column Three) when they attempted to stem the There were some rumor Hitler of food water and medicine and exstate’s witnesses against Hines nationalist drive up the Segre valannounce prolongation of the might pressed fears of disease Had Finished Dinner ley only 26 miles from the Franco-Spanis- h German labor service term from WASHINGTON Jan 29 (M--Ger Virtually every farmhouse in the SHANGHAI Jan 30 (Monday) frontier Injwestern Gerona to one year making a Cauquenes area was said to have Weinberg Davis and Harry 1ST— Four thousand Chinese many and Japan were said Sunday six months were province total of three years for labor and been destroyed' g Schoenhaus another witness had made to be cooperating toward consolidawere homeless number a and The battle between the Navarrese The government worked cease- just finished dinner and prepared military services together believed to have perished in fires and the three International brigades tion of Japan’s territorial acquis! Siidetenlander and Austrians lessly to relieve the situations of for a drive through the Westchester In western Asia tion fifSunday night and Saturday which —the eleventh thirteenth and Chilian and Concepcion Prussians will ait together for the A foreign countryside published by report 500 huts In the interna- teenth — occurred at noon with havy in the greater German Weinberg leaving the dining room destroyed SINGAPORE policy association asserted Germany first time Monday Jan 30 Restore Lights Phonee settlement rt casualties among the foreigners Arthur reiehstag ahead of the others snatched a pis- tional trade a and "privileged expect (UP)— The Siamese official radio Italy first fire destroyed 1000 huts new governor of Austria who played a the in Lighting and telephone services tol from a detective’ coat in the inThe and investment Involve Official French position” Sunday announced that a plot to were a Chinese colony near St Johns restored in Concepcion and hallway and went upstairs to the bloc It leading role in the anschluas and overthrow the government (and re“The members of these brigades adds that their cooperation with Ja- Konrad Henlein the Sudeten fuehwork on clearing the streets of de bathroom The shooting occurred university store to tha Prajadhipok It was followed by another Sun- were Americans Spaniards and cen' bris had been started The govern- - at 1:45 p m present throne had been disclosed pan threatens to "enlarge the scope rerThiswill be session i of a new reichs-ta- g ment hoped to have some store and Davis Schoenhaus and the five day night in a second area of the tral Europeans " it was announced of the attackon western possessions first who abdicated the Prajadhipok settlement It spread like a prairie “It was learned from prisoners that will be the last in the setting of New York City detectives and a fire in the Far East" throne on March 2 1935 after a Industries reopened Monday despite a heavy rain were organized by an the 1040 bodies Dewey to the Bisbrigades A improvised chamber in the the Up T night stationed in Saturday The by him investigator of power report prepared coup d'etat had shorn the French son the between Hitler has Kroll been at had buried agreement and opera house house and ail Concepcion Eastern Far association's expressed is now living in England The throne surprise communist Deputy Andre Marty and expert contended that Soviet Rus- ordered the reiehstag building gutthe small town of Bulnes where the said Weinberg had given no indica- Jews Land in Shanghai is occupied by King was 6000 had buried tion of hia act SHANGHAI Jan 29 W)— Five the red chieftain General Vicente1 sia "occupies a stronger position ted by fire shortly after the nazis Ananda Mahidol and the country Is population in 1933 refitted for hundred Jewish refugees arrived Rojo" ruled by a regency of three mem- 2004 Weinberg a surly relatively to Japan than at any time came to power ' Chilian was struggling against gangster who enforced his master's here Sunday aboard two ships from Marty is a member of the French since the recent era of disorder be- the deputies bers been who odds has and measures drastic fighting a parliament great commands with weapons" and The official radio stated that two gan in East Asia “in September Pomp In Parade Germany swelling th total in the (Continued on Pare Four) 1931" leaders of the plot who were not were taken to enforce order includ- - scowl was a brother of Abraham oity to more than 2000 ' (Column Two) on Pam Four) (Continued The members of th reiehstag will named had been shot to death Weinberg whose body— according to (Column Four) ride to the opera" house through gangland gossip— lie encased in d S S troopers lines of concrete at the bottom of the East the fuehrer’s elite guard reminded river victim of gang vengeance of Germany’s reborn glory by this Weinberg was taken to a hospital No where he died an hour and a half WASHINGTON Roosevelt at a White House sup- proclamation from Goering the Jan 29 ID— bration Monday of the president’s nazl after he was shot He was unconwhen from the birthday performance per following President and Mrs Roosevelt led “On January 30 1939 the greater scious when found in the bathroom 10000 to 12000 dances will be held Except to attend his usual prioff the g reich stands erect amid the campaign for German and did not revive House throughout the nation Proceeds vate dinner at the White t a steel block of paralysis combating ' from the show and the dances will Monday night with his birthday world firmly knit cohesion was an Impromptu affair There Detective Suspended GRASS VALLEY Ca Jan 29 and were no advance notices in newsgo for the fight-- against infantile (UP)— A women’s card party and Sunday night by attending a ape-di“gang” or what has come to be inner strength “Free Is the country free are oseph Kaitz the detective whose known as the “Cuff Link club”-thbenefit performance at a paralysis a meeting of softball players papers But scores of women we: people free are our rivers Officials in charge of the fund will spend Monday blocked Thomas J Mooney’s plans on' hand for tha affair timed to gun Weinberg seized was suspendWashington theater president broken are the shackles of th repThe president and first lady to speak Sunday in Memorial start Just before Mooney Harry ed pending a thorough Investigatas any other day expect this year’s effort campaign a routine procedure to return even more than the 1938 with their guests occupied an upThe birthday dinner group in- aration system park here and forced the recently R Bridges of the Congress of In- ion— "The honor and Independence of As a witness for Dewey against per tier box at the National theahie leader cludes and was dustrial when labor and other those who were closely as$1010000 pardoned Organizations campaign Hines the gangster detailed the ter to see th "command" perthe nation are safeguarded by the leaders to hold their him raised their scheduled sociated arrived for with meeting companions during the new Orman defense manipulations of the policy racket formance of Sutton Vane's revived in near-b- y Nevada City The New York cast In Sunday after the time he ran for party and meeting on land at sea and in the air power ' The labor forces held a permit and was the subject of a lecture fantasy "Outward Bound” based There was much mystery surt920 Lauretta show— vice in Taylor night's president “Throughout the land sounds the ' The president will express his on an ocean voyage of a group of Helen Chandler Florence Reed for a meeting in the park but it from the bench rounding the card party which When Dewey sought to reintrosymphony of German labor” joyful was for an outdoor assemblage filled the community house at the nationAlexander Kirkland Bramwell appreciation in a brief ghosts th proud confident his of an witness! duce in Reflecting support arand was it The benefit performance was a wide radio talk at 9:32 p m mounFletcher Morgan Farley and Vinpark raining when they (Conllnu-- d o (Continued mi fun Three) So far as cquld be learned It rived cele cent Price— were guests of Mrs tain standard time (Column £11) farrunaer of a nation-wid- e (Column Two) Arnnfcnssiiwwm wWi ( Rebels Defeat Refugees Clog Americans French budget the appropriations already In Frontier Posts asked have Fight Spain the tural Interests fact V ft Address Will Mark Sixth ''Year of Rule ’ in Utah county Within Revenues Without doubt the governor’s budget will be Within anticipated revenues for the biennium and if it is this will mean he has cut something like $2000000 from the total requests submitted to him by the state departments and institutions Revenues have been estimated at about $7500000 on the assumption the tax laws will remain substantially as they are So far the legislature has received 15 bills calling for appropriations totaling $406000 and two more which must have appropriations if enacted In some instances parts of appropriations called for un- ’V V 10 00 Utah Houses Will Tackle Budget Task Ousting" Judge senior member of the U S cir cuit court of appeals accepted nearly $500000 from litigants before his court hkM eatAodt i Mere's First Quake Picture to Reach V S that Judge Martin T Manton (Copper) 16 Pages— -- Five Cent Salt Lake City Utah Monday Morning January 30 1939 Dewey Offers To Aid in Settlement ilMiin—Mn VmnV h $103-00- Frankfurter Supposedly Withdrawn Chile Quake Toll Soars As Villages Report To Assume Duties Today Small Full Court Will 75000 Rush Safety Spanish Czecho-Slq-vakla- ’s $150-00- Townsat — j Eight Shot for Looting Profiteering Calendar Major Witness Against Hines ‘ bor-def- t ty Ends Own Life nine-memb- er 50-5- ’s Ten-nes- se 4 guilty-pleadin- Siamese Plot Shanghai Area Swept by Fire Plan Asia Pact — ' I Thwarted Seysa-Inqua- Women’s Card Party Blocks Mooney’s Speech Plans Roosevelts Take Lead in Fund Campaign black-shlrte- J fifty-seven- th fund-raisin- Infantile al and-shortl- Pirntr) 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