Show ? 6 Wednesday Morning- A ©Salt - Hines Accused In Words of Dead Gangster Efihssr February German Press Inaugurates Colony Clamor Testimony Read at Trial (Continued From Page One) With with the world echo to his reichs-ta- g speech Germany must “export or die” - -Dewey’s Custody Weinberg shot himself while In custody of the district attorney and this fact after much deliberation was announced to the jury by Judge 'la l -- Charles Nott ' In this t Elements Deal Brief Items Gathered Quake Area Here I here case” said the court tm - ness" Troves Direct Link evidence provided a direct link for the prosecution’s claim that Hines “intimidated influenced or bribed" certain Judicial officials to dismiss cases against Weinberg’s lottery operators He testified he went with Hines to Magistrate Ruion Capshaw after the leisure of half a million policy slip from a policy game which was a subsidiary of the Schultz system and that Hines told the magistrate: “I have a policy case a very Important case Would you be able to handle it for me? The case is coming up before you and I would like you to take care of it for me 1 am very much Interested Tin it” Never Failed - -- - Weinberg’ swore replied: VI haven’t failed you yet— I will take care of it" Lloyd Paul Stryker attorney for Hines argued vainly that Weinberg’s dead-matestimony was not now admissible As part of his case he said the jury should not hear the gangster's- etory without the opportunity to' see “this' physical Capshaw n specimen" Arguing while the jury was excluded Stryker observed be believed Weinberg had shot himself “because he was depressed as a result of the last trial and blcadke of his stomach ailment! The reading of the testimony had hot been finished at adjournment for the day British Swindler Leaves Prison reLONDON Jan 31 (INS)-T- he lease from jail of Clarence Hatry former multimillionaire financial revealed Tuesday genluwaa Hatry was liberated from Maid-eto- n prison after serving a nine-yeterm for illegal f nancial manipulations which allegedly Cost investors over $100000000 He was discovered liv ng in a Mayfair apartment and fled to an undisclosed place in the country ar Colds Hit Leaders — WASHINGTON-Ja- n UV- 31 ClTt ’OCATlUO I PAMO Column of 10000 Battles in Deep Snow Against Crack Navarrese Troops tt d 3--- - guns Dominates Highway Vich dominate a main highway’ through the Pyrenees to the border at Puigcerda By road the dlstance-tthe border la 60 miles Vich however also is a control point for 0 network of lesser highways run ning like veins into the frontier : region Elsewhere in the fighting some rain and- muddy road held up the j -- the France apart insurgent advance ahd deep ia the return of our colonies” he said By Charles g Folt Jr Pyrenees along the border snow-- 1 solution of the “While TOUR DE CAROL France (On the Spanish Border) Jan 31 drift trapped noncombatant refu LA Monday this question - would 'contribute r (AP)— Spanish government Durrutl' famed anarchist unit fought gees the to of the pacification' greatly Insurgent commander profiting a no sense is world it problem desperately along th gorge of th Upper Segre river on Devils by the weather-enforce- d slow-u- p a war” ? which would pause too their forces road regrouped and meet 4 rail Puigcerda bridge protect Tuesday gateway-tany men content— close Hitler was Increased resistance from governto him said— to let Prime Minis- Francment forces entrenching themselves fence line across the highway be- in ter Chamberlain of Great Britain ths tween Seo de Urgel end Puigcerda Cataloniamountains “wf northeastern and Premier Mussolini of Italy after retreat from Barcerostrum Puigcerda J one of the three main lona Chamberlain Asks have ' theandintarnstlonal confident highway exits into France left in Wednesday Tuesday government hands and since the Germany's position among nations Dictators to surrender of Barcelona it is the Utalm Thinks had been strengthened by hta re lobe-ta- g Congress main railway connection between pronouncements Halt Arms Race Franca and government Catalonia Would Lift He received foreign military offiEmbargo High In their tiny mountain cers who are in Berlin attending r Andorrans WASHINGTON tournament followed Jan 31 (A5)— Jus the’ annual equestrian excitedly '(Continued From”PagoOneJ f In connection with the German ag- with OBtamsila t t “ near by If tice James H Wolfe of the Utah 4 tion in Spain is at this moment a ricultural fair da Urgel fella Andorra’s only supreme court expressed belief rn wf 4 connection with Spain will be Tuesday that If President Roosevelt menace to the peace of Europe but There were other indications the --a v 4 trained m insurgent hands would take the initiative congress most: emphatically I do consider nazis Were seeking (he good will of U world i’bj At l'uierda meanwhile Colonel would repeal the embargo on arms draijrd fed et!r-the abandonment of noninterven- thsDr Heimuth v" Gama Viva ngoi : clamped strict shipments to Spain "Wohlthat Special them tion would be a menace and if In- negotiator on f r"t wey miiMary control over th refugee-tlnue- d The justice acted as spokesman refug problems nnl lha Ne tervention took place on any contown after a war council for the lawyers’ committee on talks With members of Ihejup me arr siderable scale the Spanish situation Intergovernmental refugee commit' fo's and t in which 40 Carablneros were found American relations with Spain towns of i'vti de hares ” menace would be a Members have been urging legislaaf treason tee on a plan for linking German Organa and Iben e4 ajd After remarking “any government ' yf south lbs 40 who wars supporters of tors to lift the embargo of large tur4 Fi’e paa 1 tha with exports emigration may choose to take sides with one numbers Of Germany would serve notice to the ' anarchist leaders of Puiicerda estimated of Fed ds l'rgtt Ttr (the or other of those different Ideolo- 700000 Jews By sundown (her had reached the juries Qulntella escaped into the whole world of- renewed hope- - of ’ gies and we cannot prevent them" Who foot Qulntella huge ridge mountains ef Devils hr U at’) democratic resistance to the onward Threefold Task Chamberlain said : natural archway tempted is seise control of the town march of tho dictatorships” he told a of rock forming V Only the other day when we One of Hitler most trusted lieu- by the aid ef the river gorge a few day ego also had dis- reporters were In Rome we received fresh- and tenants 1h held would still he of Durrutl action column The There Widemann appeared'Frits Captain repeated - assurances from Signor About 18000 t e f u g e were practical help to Spain The loyalconsul general in Beyond Devils bridge the twisting Ciano Count and Mussolini (foreign San Francisco told the American highway rises comparatively grad- jammed into the Puigcerda railway ists etill have some 700000 men minister) confirmingwhat they had chamber of commerce he was going ually to Seddo Urgel already ration seeking entry Into France under arms control a fourth of ue— told that they had noth- - to his new post with' threefold evacuated by most of ita civil and French authorities at La Tour de Spain’s- - territory-- and - posses 500 already ' f ing to seek from Spam after the task: Carol first railroad station on the miles of coastline" refuge populalioh' ’ war was over were aid the He French ’in anarchists While added he that about had the serve my fuehrer and my peofought passing “per “Of course: I had similar assur- pleTo 3000 refugees per day into France sonal feeling” the state department faithfully and decently to ob the snows thousands ofNothsr govances from Herr Hitler” towomen All ernment see were train threw like would to children t’roopa hastily the embargo reby serve the customs and Iewi of my At another point the prime minmoved 4ii fairness and gether barrloades for a new de- - old men and wounded soldiers guest — country ister said and to establish friendly Our visit to Rome has I hope loyalty connections between my homeland friendof the feelings strengthened and my guest land" ship between this country and Italy Questioned about difference In At the same t me it has not weak various texts of Hitler’s Shed our relations with France Our address official sources reichstag explained relations with France are perhaps : was ready to fight for closer and more intimate than they Germany come what may Italy have been in our recollection Diplomats had been doubtful reAn gry Crowd Gathers garding the meaning of the chancellor’s of aid to Italy if Attlee s attack on the British she werepromise Attacked In an “Ideologiin of nonintervention Spain policy cal” war "but the word “Ideological" found an echo in am angry crowd was stricken from the final which gathered outside the entrance of the official German text version lest It to commons Tuesday night They be misunderstood out coms Chamberlain “Let yelled here" and “We demand arms for Goodwill Evidence Spain " Diplomats saw evidence of GerMounted police reinforcements many effort to were called to control tno group othi r nations and gain goodwill ex-of increase her which numbered more than 2000 ports in the following developments persons 1 The arrival of the Sir Archibald Sinclair leader of Mexican expected General Juan F tho liberal opposition1 in an attack Azcarate minister who is generally believed on the nonintervention policy said to be proposals for an exn “tho axis is now to be changebringing of Mexican oil for German seen across the map of Europe industrial gaographicaPind strategical reality 2 The products departure of a German west dividing Europe and east representative for Moscow InEurope and Russia is alienated formed circles believed he had more ' “The prime minister says that than a routine task in connection our ppestig is high I say that with possible trade or political ha cannot have read the United negotiations States newspapers" Brings Rejoinder WASHINGTON Jan 31 W)‘ This remariNlrew a retort from Senator Thomas (D) Utah a memthe veteran Brigadier General Sir ber pf the senate foreign relations Heny Page Croft who assailed Sin' committee said Tuesday that Adolf clair because hs “even tried to make Hitler's speech showed Germany’s Internal problems are greater than enmity between this country and her external problems tho United States by suggesting that The senator said “all gold hak American is opinion againstsus" ‘ re- left both Germany and Italy and Impressions gained during cent trip to New York ha said con- in each cue the nations are keeping vinced him that “tha Americah a forced unity by tho techniquo of people are now closer to us in under the single will and the single orstanding than at any time within ganization” Thomas said this was potentially my experience" President Roosevelt he added dangerous because “if the worst was “thinking along the same lines comes to the worst a necessary unbridled inflation will bring nusgiv-Ing- e as we are" and a break In the unity which Frederick John Bellenger labor-it- s member invited Chamberlain to is constantly asserted to exist" deny that “time and again the leaders of Germany and Italy have X broken their words1" He asked why the government was reaming and - “ preaching national servicer-"- ’ - Judge Refuses Slapped Wife DivorcedfDecree - NM Water Official WASHINGTON Jan 31 UP)- -H G Calkins of Albuquerque N M' resigned Tuesday as vice chairman of the Interdepartmental board that has been studying New Mexico’s watershed problems MUf lUTTf W ILtHA - SIAT f ALLS No Gadabout— Miss Nancy El- Quits len Niday Ohio of Mercervilla died after living here 83 years without seeing the Ohio river less than five miles gway Friends recalled that she once explained: “I don’t like to travel" Death Repeats— William Valentine 20 of Ironton Ohio who followed' his father’s career as a power company "trouble shooter ” was electrocuted at the same spot where his father was shocked to death three years ago - A onlyjS212 OMATFAUl sum ROUND TRIP TO LOS ANGELES IP4-UI- T - f Vir te - leo-guUi- I a ’ ' ' - - - newly-appoint- 1 s Refreshing Wevsr C BaHJ E) - - Rome-Berli- m&vcun It - Might Win— Gene Howe' newspaper publisher who le a candidate for a congressional job that is already filled Tuesday announced in Amarillo Texas his Q campaign slogan: “A cow for MANILA Jan 31 UP)— Charges every bull and a man for every of racial discrimination by an Job" American mining company were shouted Tuesday in the Philippine national assembly and mingled Mail Fraud Figures with demands for blacklisting of other firms asserted to be discrimiGet Prison Terms nating against Filipino employes Several assemblymen advocated LOS ANGELES Jan 31 UP) — Convicted of using the malls to de- some action to end what they fraud Andrew G Ilaeng Sr and termed an Insult to the Filipino race Leslie A McKercher officers of and Filipino womanhood Assemblyman Isidro Vamenta said the International Mining and Milling company were sentenced Tues- th management of the American-owne- d Baiatod Mining company in day to serve five years each in a the Baguio gold district discharged federal prison Andrew Grant Useng Jr con- white men who married Filipino victed of the same offense received women He cited two case involva one-yejail sentence from Judge ing one Canadian and one Gentian Leon Yankwich and was placed on " An official of th company denythree years’ probation effective ing the charges said several Amerfrom expiration of the sentence icans married to Filipino women Young Useng is a national figure had been employed by the company ia akeet shooting for years J ( gtr ale favorite tine 1881 Is now available at th lowest prlo In history Novor before has this quality ginger ale in quarts been offered for so little Only ten oents for thirty-tw- o full-el- xa Clicquot Club Ginger' Ale Club Soda In sparkling ounce of pure flavor-age- d quarts has been reduced to lOo too That’ a bargain you Just can’t afford to full-elx- FIFTY YEARS Condensed 1 Fcuki’es coots! ns every food element dogs need with ?0 ot the wstei removed! Experiments prove it cult ha wWFriskies Give your dog this complete food that vu kennel tested for 3 yen before pound was Offered for rale At your grocer's COSTS IE5S A a tniS FAVORITE GILECQUOY CLUB GINGER ALE CLUB SODA TO FEED 'V A-- 4 ‘V 1 dSjfJZGDS af Wasatch 940d Or your Agent - - TalkjNaziToid ed 3 Utah lobby Phen Anarchist Unit Fights in Pass To HoIdRoad to France “from-that-- Filipinos’ Hurl Racial Charge liolt - -- - e flCkCTgs one- -' ' fourth of Catalonia The Insurgents were reported less than five miles from the important highway center Vich about 30 miles north of Barcelona and equidistant from the French border The town was under ths fire of Franco’s field Back Peace wia SANTIAGO I e '‘1'— Chile JanT‘31 IB— TnEfflciency Plus'— A special CTeor- Eartb and sky in a terrifying capri- gi& legislative committee seeking cious mood Tuesday struck fresh to cut costs and raise efficiency fear into the hearts of Chile’s desti- in state government proposes a tute thousands the survivors of an monthly "job hunters’ day" The earthquake last week Jwhlch took committee would make It Illegal for official! to interview prospecperhaps 30000 byes New earth tremors unusual vol- tive employes on any other day e canic activity and electrical storms Chamberlain Ribbed — London's raging throughout the high Ando sawed at the nerves of Inhabitants famous black coffin used time of the stricken southern zone of Chile' and the Andes storms im- and again to ridicule the policies of Prime Minister Neville Champeded relief work El Salto observatory here an- berlain has made its appearance nounced that Chile was going' again A crowd of unemployed through a “season of earthquakes" who tried to take the bulky symA quake of moderate intensity was felt Monday night at La Serena bol into the house of commons 600 miles north of last week’s diswas repulsed by police Three aster zone No casualties were re- were arrested after a scuffle were the but badly people ported — frightened He’s Probably Right—If more Rocked Chilian husbands slapped their wives Another quake of considerable inthere might be fewer divorces tensity was felt Monday night at Chicago Circuit Judge Philip leveled Chilian which was virtually last week Reports of additional Finnegan 'declares s He made the earth shocks aroiind Concepcion ap- observation as pretty Mrs Mary parently were unfounded but spread Kuhar 21 who petitioned for dipanic among survivors ramped In vorce testified her husband John Concepcion’s parks as well as among twice slapped her when she refused to attend dances with him persons with roofs still overhead At least three volcanos were unThe judge also denied her a di- usually active Renorts reaching vorce Santiago said the Llftlma volcano in the Chilian area and the Qulzaou Real Son and Heir — A son volcano near- - Talca also in the weighing 13 pounds was born on were southern zone putting in Oakland Cal to Mrs Daniel minor displays of life Franklin Gudger 27 wife of a The governor of Biobio province former Great Falls Mont stock-ma- n reported thif'Ajituco volcano 9807 Gudger 66 promptly named feet high had come to life after two the big boy Daniel Franklin Jr centuriejK'br inactivity - The gov- "I have been preparing for this ernor salibtbe glare from Antuco’s for 60 years" Gudger said proudcrater could be seen miles away ly “Now I have somebody to Antuco is about 125 miles southeast carry on my name' of Conception Storm liaise Relief By All Means— Persons attemptto Incorporate ' “ThevThlrd A cyclonic storm born In the ing ‘ for Roosevelt association" Term town of Andes swept through the failed Tuesday in New YorkXo a Los Andes Monday stalling train Justice Phillip a certificate get to the A Brennan told them carrying food and medicine to get Mr disaster area to use bis Roosevelt’s permission The fear of rainstorms accentu- name first ated by the piling up of storm clouds caused calls for tarpaulins and other shelter from the stricken ' Police Complained Too— Frank zone Chilian and Farral authorities Meyer New York cab driver combelieved a downpour was imminent plained to Patrolman Thomas Bad weather at Chilian -- would Smith that his two passengers that hs drive through Ted multiply the hardships of the living and hamper the task of burying the traffic lights Then pursulng podead- - Most of the survivors and lice arrived and arrested the pastheir supplies of food and medicine sengers Jack Durlow and Jack were exposed Storms would ground Buleo who police charged had planes which have facilitated the held up a milk delivery man eight blocke away most urgent relief work Vice President John Nance Garner Sam Rayburn house majority lead tr and Representative Mansfield all Texas Democrats were at their homes Tuesday with colds None was believed to be seriously 111 IAK — r— ma1 Volcanos Storm Add Ferilg To Chile Victims to ’the fact of the suicide cannot too strongly impress upon your minds that the cause Is unknown and that you are not to as to the indulge in speculation causerYoir: don't -- knowwhy - he committed suicide I don't know why and the reason in any case is not material to the issue involved here" ‘You should listen to the testimony” he added ‘‘as though it were being given by the lata wit- d- a rgainst Englanfor irw-r-T- 1 From Page One) v you Weinberg having died Sunday Jan- nary 29 in Westchester county by a bullet wound Inflicted by him“As f (Continued sought to defend Its remaining Action's Must New ‘ Terror-I- n Jr tli e testimony of Geo tgW ein be rg t will now be read to the said self city-o- Border Guard T Ready to Halt Retreat ' st vV i Flight at Line :: legations and consulates abroad' The shipment from Riga is the first to get under Way but 119 American posts abroad are engaged in packing their archives and in arranging for their shipment back home The state department estimated 503000 pounds of material some of it priceless will come back to the United States Hitler told reichstag' members and the world Monday night advising the United States not to Interfere when Latin America le included In efforts to bolster German economy Prior to appearance of the Wednesday morning newspapers the emphasis on export seemed to trained observers to be an IndicaA A tion Hitler’s plans for regaining the f war-loGerman colonies have not v been perfected sufficiently to place 1 the colonial issue In the foreground ’ “Germany has no territorial " Loyalists’ WASHINGTON Jan 81 CD— “Riga Latvia— three boxes hipped today" Arrival of this cable at the state department Tuesday from-th- e American legation at Riga marked the beginning of a vast movement of invaluable documents back to the United States from Europe Asia and Latin America There are 260 tons of them and they will come from points as far removed as Bangkok Siam Leopoldville Belgian Congo Funchal Madeira and Tegucigalpa Honduras Provided with a congreesional appropriation of $30000 the state department'll bringing back to the new archives building here all documents preceding 1912 stored in American embassies r i V France Blocks Priceless U S Papers Return for Archives Fuelirer Studies Chamberlain Appeal for Peace Weinberg’s Thick walls of this church were wrenched asunder when battering quakes struck the : Chilian ChiIe7The fronF porfion of the church was tossed into the street 1939 1 'V How Temblors Left Church in Chile NEW YORK Jam SI CB-testimony of Gangster George Weinberg a witness who killed himself Sunday the state sought again Tuesday to show that Tammany District Leader James J Hines afforded hired political protection to the vast Dutch Schulti policy racket Like si) 'accusation from the grave the story Weinberg told in Hines' first trial was told again That words of Weinberg were read by an assistant prosecutor Herman McCarthy The first Hines trial inded last fall in a mistrial the court ruling that one of Dewey’s questions was prejudicial to the defense The veteran political boss specifically is charged with conspiracy in the op-cr&tlon of a lottery -- I |