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pet 91 4T Humidity p. pet 17 23 An Independent NEWSpaptf Printing the New Impartially J0 jkfiwiM NO. 341 TUCSON, ARIZONA, THURSDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 7, 1933 SIXTEEN PAGES VOL. 92 PRICE FIVE CENTS SIXTEEN PAGES May Resign JUDGMENT LAW RULED OUT ON OLD CONTRACTS REPEAL LIQUOR PRICE TOO HIGH, PATRONS CLAIM Government Promises to Lower Schedule By Christmas ITALY PROPOSES WORLD LEAGUES WITHIN LEAGUE Reorganization at Geneva Would Open Door for U. S.

to Enter TO TRISECT WORLD LINDBERGH HOP MADE WITHOUT MAJOR INCIDENT Leave Africa, Arrive In Brazil and That Is Whole Story WEATHERIS HELP President Digs at Rolph in Attack on Lynching Policy We Do Not Excuse Those In High Places or In Low Who Condone Lynch He Tells Federal Council of Churches; Has Faith In Youth WASHINGTON, Dec. Roosevelt in an address tonight, called lynching a "vile form of collective, murder." The President also indirectly rebuked Governor James Rolph of California, who recently expressed pprovl of mob action In San Jose, which resulted in the death of two men Fickett Declares That New Mortgages Come Under Rules Missourian Urges Drinkers' Strike And Judge Bars Bars for Jury on First Day Of Repeal WASHINGTON, Dec. Representative Cochran today urged drinkers to strike In an effort to keep whisky prices down. He charge holders of warehouse receipts were gouging the public, and said "$7 a quart for whisky, no matter how old, Is outrageous." CLOVIg. N.

Judge Harry L. Patton of the Ninth state Judicial district today Instructor bailiffs handling Juries In the district court to feed Jurors only In places where Intoxicating llquo. are not sold. The order came today In the first case since liquor became legal, and the first Jury to come under the restrictions is trying a murder case at CONSTITUTION CITED no Jo not excuse those In high Crossing of Equator Is Part of Flights Across Atlantic aces or In low who condone lynch Mr. Roosevelt said.

He did not, however. In his speech before the Federal Council of Oun-bes pf Christ of America dl-i u- refer to the California lyneh-Irs or to similar Incidents recently in Missouri and Maryland. i Sir. Koosevelt expressed faith In GEORGE N. PEEK America, Europe and Asia Each to Be Dominated By Own Powers ROME, Dec.

6. (AP) A new program has been launched to reorganize the League of Nations in the hope it may attract within its doors the United States and other world owers, the Associated Press earned today. The movement is under discussion in several European capitals. Its sponsors desire Russia, Japan and Germany to come Jnto the league as well as the JTnlted States. Italy has not yet formulated definite formal proposals to other members, but she wants erased existing league articles which bind signatories to use military and economic forces to preserve boundaries created by the Versailles treaty.

By this means It Is hoped to re-Biove the principal obstacle to the pnited States' membership. PEEK THREATENS TO RESIGN POST Referendum Will Have No Effect on Past Obligations The deficiency judgment law, passed by a maj'ority the people at last summer's referendum election, is constitutional as regards mortgages entered into after its enactment but unconstitutional as applicable to mortgages entered into prior to the passage of the law. This opinion was given yesterday morning In superior court by Judge Fred W. Fickett, setting up the first Judgment in the test case brought on the law. The case Is that of Leon G.

Moore against Frank W. Sharman and others wherein the plaintiff seeks to recover a deficiency Judgment of a mortgage executed by the defendants prior to the enactment of the deficiency judgment law. The pleadings in this case present the Issue as to whether the deficiency Judgment law Is unconstitutional or not, Insofar as It relates to mortgages executed prior to Its enactment. In his opinion the court finds that, under the state and federal The National WHIRLIGIG Behind tht News in Washington NewYork (Worse Durne ana James McMullln WETS TO DISBAND Will Keep Small Office To Guard Against Legislation WASHINGTON, Dec. Quietly, 'but somewhat awkwardly, Americans went about revamping tlieir drinking: habits today while federal officials sought to straighten out distribution tangles to make legal liquor available to them at reasonable prices.

The first full day of repeal brought few reports of untoward incidents, compared with the riotous last hours of pre-prohlbltlon. Citizens went about their business in the score of wet slates somewhat curious about where and when a drink might be purchased at reasonable prices. High prices quoted in various cities were said by government officials and distillers' representatives to be due to the lack of distribution facilities more than to a scarcity. Expectant of a chaotic condition for several days, the federal alcohol control administration indicated it would be lenient during the immediate period. Officials said, however, they planned to bring down prices as fast as possible by allowing Importations to help domestic distillers to meet the consumption demands.

Although the alcohol administration has no authority over retail 'It's Me or Brain Trust But Not Is Word to Roosevelt SALES TAX NETS PIMA $9,7883 First Four-Month Report Shows County Paid $47,000 to State The sales tax division of ttie state tax commission reports total sales tax, as of the end of October, of J319.911.10, of which Pima county has paid $47,981.80 and received back $9,788.19, according to figures released yesterday through the office of F. E. Fraser, assistant director, sales tax division. The taxable Income of Pima county since July Is shown as $3,776,035.80. The total collections for October for the entire state were $93,556.85, of which Pima county paid and of which amount the county, under the county privilege lax fund, received In return $2,561.88 for the month.

The report compiled for Fraser shows a steady increase in the revenue from the sales tax, due in part. It is understood, to the fuller understanding of the classifications and a more complete collection system since the earlier months Of Its use. The breakdown of the October revenue from the tax for the entire state shows the administration fund receiving $3,747.27: I he wel- tne "new generation" as a preliminary to his strong condemnation of mob violence. "Tills new generation, for example." he said, "Is not content with pr. ncbin- against that vile form of murder lynch law bas broken out In our midst anw.

We know that It is murder and a deliberate and definite disobedience of the commandmant, 'Thou Shalt Not We do not those In high places or In Ion- who condone lynch law. "Hut a thinking America goes fmtb.fr. It seeks a government of Its own that will be sufficiently strong to protect the prisoner and at the same time crystallize a public opinion so clear that government of all kinds will be compelled to practice a more certain Justice. "The Judical function of the government is the protection of the Individual and of the community through quick and certain Justice. Tliat function In many places has fallen into a sad state of disrepair.

It must be a part of our program to it NATAL, Brazil, Dec. 6. (AP) Col. Charles A. Lindbergh and his wireless-operator wife, the former Anna Morrow, alighted on the harbor here at 3:10 m.

(1:10 p. m. E. S. today after flying from Bathurst, Gambia, Africa, 1.S75 miles away in 16 hours, 10 mimites.

It was the longest over-water flight of their aerial survey tour. The whole population of Natal, Its stores and offices closed for the fiesta of welcome, its streets decorated, racked the waterfront. At 2:60 p. m. a keen-eyed watcher caught the first glimpse of the great red monoplane as It headed In from the Atlantic.

Launch whistles blared and from the crowd arose a mighty roar of "viva!" Straight In toward the harbor the plane flew, and passed above the cheering throng. Lindbergh banked it gracefully over the town and set It down smoothly In the harbor. With the alighting of the ship, Mrs. Lindbergh became the first woman to ever fly In an airplane across the south Atlantic A welcomer called her attention to the fact and Mrs. Lindbergh replied: I hope not to be the last." The Americans said they wer too lii to partake of the festivities which the generous Brazilians had planned for them.

Instead they went In an automobile directly from the docks to the home of This developed following last WASHINGTON By George Durno VOLTAGE The brewers have thought themselves up quite an idea. Briefly, it Is that no we have repeal or rather as soon as congress gets back 3.2 beer should be taxed at the rate of $3 a barrel while brew of stronger voltage would be levied against at (6. Sight's decision of the Faclst grand council to demand the league be WASHINGTON, Dec. (TV-The White House announced tonight that all codes under the In-dustrl Recovery act. Including those under negotiations by the Agricultural Adjustment administration, will bo turned over to Hugh S.

Johnson, NRA administrator. Tills announcement was made after President Roosevelt had conferred with George N. Peek, farm administrator, who has had charge of formulating codes under the farm act and who was reported today to have told Secretary Wallace eweepingly reformed or be faced by Italy's withdrawal. The Italian press today lauded Their argument is that S.2 beer is constitutions no law may be passed which shall Impair the obligation of contracts and on this basis reached "the Inevitable conclusion" that, the new law Is unconstitutional where prior mortgages are concerned and entirely constitutional as re non-intoxicating in fact. They contend brewers who furnish the public with such a soft drink should get a break over the lirewmelsters who try to get us tipsy.

Support of the drys Is being banked on heavily to get the prop sales, It has power to control prices that he would resign unless "radical members of the 'brain trust'," In the agriculture department were asked 'o leave. While talking with Peek at the White House, the President alto was In communication with John osition across. of distillers, Importers, wholesalers, rectifiers and blenders. In this way. the council's action, hailing Its ability "to view International forces with Mussollnian clarity and attention to realities." (An Associated Tress dispatch from London said It was learned that Great Britain held questions of disarmament should supercede consideration of league reformation.) Tinder the proposed reform of Geneva, a "league within the league" wight be formed of the United States, Russia, Germany, Japan and possibly Poland and Spain or one pr two others.

This form, support-era believe, would make membership more attractive to the powers Without. To Triteet World The world would be divided Into three spheres of Influence, under Representatives of the beer bar officials said they planned to make ons (as they used to be called) arc I the Kngllsh consul, A. B. Scotch-i brook, who was one of the first to greet them when their plane was 1 anchored. working on treasury offioials to the prices reasonable before the get them to make such recommen coming holiday season.

gards ones passed since the enactment of the bill. The salient para- graph of the opinion follows: Rut while the court holds that this deficiency Judgment law as applied to previous mortgages Is unconstitutional, the court is likewise as firm In Its opinion that the law-Is constitutional as applicable to nil mortgages entered Into after Us cn-atcment, which date would he that upon which the governor issued his proclamation this fall, to the effect, that the law had been passed by majority vote of the people at the referendum election. dation to congress. re-establish It." Common Goal In his first public utterance since returning from Warm Springs, where he spent a Thanksgiving vacation, the President said the government was seeking the goal the churches look toward and that from "the bottom of my heart I believe that this beloved country is entering upon a time of great gain." "That gain," he said, "can well include a greater material prosperity If we take rare that It is a proserlty for a hundred and twenty million human beings and not a prosperity for the top of the pyramid alone. "If 1 were asked to state the great objective which church and state sire both demanding for tho sake of every man arid woman and child In the country, I would say that that great objective Is 'a more abundant "The eaily Christian challenged the pagan ethics of Greece and of Rome; we are wholly ready to challenge the pagan ethics that are represented In many phases of our boasted modern civilization.

We have called on enlightened business In one way or another the mat ter is going to be put up to the house ways and means committee. fare fund receiving the general fund, $57,256.79, and the counties, $19,085.60. Maricopa again leads the list of the counties In payments of the sales tax, with $37,562.47, and shows total payments since the inception of the tax In Julv on an $11,556,854.85 Income, making a payment of $132,172.54. Apache county, with a total taxable income of $194,138.21 since July, has paid the smallest tax, the totJii JSJ PLUGS PLANNED FOR TAX LEAKS The brewers Are mindful of the When they came ashore, both the filers wore their atr outttts. Mrs.

Lindbergh wore breeches; the colonel was In shirt sleeves an4 wore a wide -brimmed bat. "i AH Favorable n. He told the Assort lei nottld inspect his. planaiuwmnnc and decide then on a date of departure from Natal. Replying to fact Chairman Robert L.

Dough-ton of North Carolina is classed as son and Wallace by telephone. I'eck Is known to have had differences with Rexford a. Tugwell, assistant secretary of agriculture, and Jerome Frank, farm administration counsel, over the drafting anS administration of codes and marketing agreements. A statement Issued br Stephen T. Early, one of the Presidents secretaries, said: "Following a conference tonight with Wallace, Oeorgo Peek and General Johnson, the President authoilred the state move, with largenationi In prohibitionist.

omfnance. Officials of at least one" other federal department to which the MRS. KEMP OFFERS TO MEET PRIMARY proposition has been broached are fearful the treasury may fall In line. If it does, Chairman Doughton is Europe would be Influenced by England, France, Italy and Germany. The Asiatic nations would be dominated by Russia and Japan.

The Americas would be Influenced by the United States. questions about the flight he saidi "We had the most favorable fly-. Ing conditions. There was na frouble with the plane. Our average going to get a memorandum oppos BATON HOUOK I.a., Dec.

speed was 100 to 130 miles an hour. Articles 10, 11, 12, 13 and 1 of ing any such tax differential. The man who stands ready to write it says the way would be split wide open to additional profit Dr. James M. Doran, director of thp Distilled Spirits association, said prices were a "matter of getting distribution smoothed out," and added that it would result in a "competitive condition that will re lieve.

Blanket Licenses Blanket licenses were granted to importers today to permit them to bring in Immediately about gallons of spirits and wines previously allocated to them. This does not include the possible Importation of millions of gallons of American type bourbon and rye whiskies from Canada for blending and other purposes. This supply will be added to the 15,000,000 gallons of whisky estimated to be on hand In this country for Immediate consumption. In addition, temporary 30-day post-repeal permits were granted by the alcohol administration to about 125 domestic plants for the manufacture of whisky. New processes of aging whisky are being used, although many distillers have informed the government they want to build up naturally aged stocks as rapidly as possible.

Repeal had widely differing ef ment that, for tlie purpose of coordination, all codes under the NIRA Including those under negotiation by the AAA will be turned over to the administrator of the "The only ex -option to this Is codes pertaining the manu (T) A motherly, soft-spoken woman past middle age, who never made a public, speech In her life, today threw consternation Into Ixiulstana polities by offering to cancel her disputed victory In yesterday's sixth district congressional election and run again in a pri on beer with the customer thinking he is getting something potent but actually being served 3.2. The only ship we met during our flight was the Caparoona. We exchanged radio messages with her." When welcoming delegations reached the anchored monoplane. Lindbergh's words, as usual, wera few. "It was trip," he said, "with fine flylne conditions.

We encount ered occasional strong south winds. That was his sole Immediate com nient on the flight. In addition, he thanked an official committee for fho league covenant, which guarantee preservation of boundaries made Et Versailles and provide for force to resist aggression would be wiped tit by the program. As the United States insisted It ijld not wish to be Involved in affairs of Europe, these articles form-Ad a basis of Its refusal to come in-tyo the league, fathered by Woodrow fWHson. The view was held here that adoption of the plan would Inevitably This would be on draft of course.

TURKEY-TALK Here is a be facturers engaged in first pro. Judgment, on understanding labor and on intelligent agriculture) to provide a more equitable balance of the abundant life between all elements of the community. "We recognize the right of the Individual to seek and to obtain his fair wage, his own fair profit, In his own fair way Just so long as In "the doing of It he shall not push down nor hold down his neighbor. "And at the same time, we are lated Thanksgiving story. More Than 30 Changes In Income Levy Proposed By Committee WASHINGTON, Dec.

Spreading its net to gather more millions In revenue from gambling and property sales or exchanges between members of wealthy families, a house ways and means subeom mlttee. today proposed 30 additional changes In the revenue act to an estimated $35,000,000. Together with yesterday's report which suggested nine major rev. slons to bring In a calculated today's recommendations brought to $270,000,000 the estimated total added levies and tax savings proposed. mary In which all aspirants for the post would bo given an equnl footing on the ticket.

In a surprise statement which left her friends and foes alike stunned with amazement, Mrs. Bolivar An admirer gave Linton Collins, personnel officer of NRA. a swell of agricultural products and handlers previous to the first processing. This work will be continued under the AAA." Peek was asked by reporters after his talk with the President If turkey for the holiday. It arrived at his office the day before Thanksgiving and he put It out of his win weaken the present structure In a K.

Kemp, put up and elected as 'the unopposed nominee" by lie dow to keep cool. Jnilltary sense but would give it Strength in other lines If the four pther large nations Joined. state administration and Senator lit; had told the chief executive that he intended to resign. "Nothing was said about that," Peek replied. Brad Carroll, chief clerk of the Blue Eagle shop, climbed out of his window, walked along a ledge and GENEVA SKEPTICAL OF DISARMAMENT GENEVA, Dec.

6. (IPy With di swiped the turkey. When Collins missed the bird he the warm welcome extended Mrs. Lindbergh and himself. He was greeted by the government Mario Camara.

who extended an official welcome In the name of President Getiilulo Vargas and the, tato of Rio Grande Norte, of which Natal Is the capital. The official launch carried CnL and Mrs. Lindbergh to the docks where police held back the excited, happy crowds. The flying Americans went to the home of the British consul where they were to be entertained. The south Atlantic, flight, as was Chairman Hill Wash.1 of the rect negotiations between the gov hit the ceiling.

He called for a The White House statement was regarded as Indicating the President determined to place the codes under NRA administration as a means of removing any differences that exist In the agriculture department. searching Investigation and finally ernments believed proceeding slow ty, League of Nations leaders ex as one In calling for collective effort on broad lines of social planning a collective which Is wholly In accord with the social teachings nf Christianity. Faith In Youth "This new generation of ours stands ready to help us. They may not be as ready ns were their fathers and mothers to accept the outward requirements or even many of the ancient observances of the several churches, yet I truly believe that these same churches can find in them a stronger support for the fundamentals of social betterment ihan many of the older generation are willing to concede. "This younger generation Is not fect on many parts of the country and abroad.

Wild enthusiasm was noticeably lacking. Generally there was a shortage of supplies with resultant high prices. From London, Paris and Berlin came reports of enthusiasm over ordered the captain of the watch not to let anyone out of the building Huey P. Long, said she acted to restore peace in her district, scene of riotous antl administration demonstrations for the past eight days. "I find myself, through no fault of my own, enmeshed in a factional campaign," said Mrs.

Kemp, widow of the sixth district representative who died six months ago. "And so In opposition to the Judgment and wishes of my political advisers, and In the spirit of compromise to the end that we may have peace, I have submitted a proposition which I pray may be accepted." Dressed doubt today that the world carrying a bundle that looked like disarmament conference can be resumed in Geneva In January as a turkey. While all this was going on Car subcommittee, announced that resources" of revenue would not Investigated until the federal budget needs were ascertained and then only if more revenue wa found to be needed. The subcommittee suggested making the new tax law effective on next year's Incomes, the taxe on which are payable In the calendar year 1933. It added, however, the full committee might desire to scheduled with Germany partlcl Dating.

STOLEN GOVERNMENT They expressed the opinion that statesmen like President Roosevelt of the United States and Premier BONDS DISCOVERED the prospective increase in trade through the exportation of spirits, beer and wine. Arrests for drunkenness reported from wet centers were said to average about the same as in pro- the previous flight across the north Atlantic, was part of the survey work the Lindberghs are carrying Mussolini of Italy could play a pow roll walked the ledge again and replaced the turkey. Collins found It and was happy. Alas, when he started home that evening with the turkey under his arm, a guard stopped him at the door. He had forgotten to cancel his order and for a while It looked as though he would be taken to the Bastille.

rful mediation role Roosevelt satisfied with the exposure of those on for Pan-American Airways, for which the colonel is adviser. The 75 wireless stations of make certain features retroactive lava. Knenkeaslei In many high places who seek to line .1 Vil Trt-a Inrnmei If there were places shut down, while hotels ana their own nests with other people the American International Air restaurants heard the ring of the money, to cheat their government Line, which direct Its passenger and KANSAS Dec. S. WT) Twelve thousand dollars In government bonds, believed by police to be part of loot taken from the Commerce State Bank of Circlevllle.

In 1923 were found today by Edward C. Pierce half buried In a pasture near his home. He, reported the discovery to federal reserve bank officials. The bonds were of Its Just dues or to break the spirit of the law while observing cash register echo liquor sales. Maine Ratifies RAILMEN PLAN CAMPAIGN PAN FRANCISCO.

Dec. 6. OP) Plans for a campaign for repeal of the long and short haul clause of the Interstate commerce act as a means of ending unemployment for hundreds of railroad workers were announced here today by representatives of 21 railroad labor organizations. mail planes on their South American flights, kept a close watch for signals from the Lindbergh plane. its legalistic letter.

This new generation seeks action action by col Radio Silenced As the time for the landing lective government and by Individual education, toward the ending morally and II Duce politically. Roosevelt's contributions to disarmament have admittedly been powerful and the. hope was voiced here that he would continue to exercise his moral Influence. The American attitude, as nunciated by Minister Hugh Wilson Is that disarmament Is primarily a European affair and that Europe must make the big decisions. But the United States will help In very way possible without risking an entanglement In European politics.

Mussolini's position Is far different. Politically speaking, he Is ex drew near, all radio communica I registered. The subcommittee proposed to deny the taking of losses in the case of sales or exchanges or property between members of a family, or between a shareholder and a corporation In which the shareholder owns a majority of the voting stc-k. Several transactions of this kini were brought to light In the senate banking Investigation. The subcommittee described them as "for the sole purpose of taking a loss fer Income tax purposes." The term "family" was defined to of practices such as these." Mr.

Roosevelt said a new deflnl BORAH Senator Borah Is all cranked up to leap Into the fight over a code for the aluminum industry. He Is fearful his amendment to the NRA law prohibiting any code which creates a monopoly is at stake. General Johnson has Indicated he's going to be very careful as to (Continued to Page 15, Column 1) tion between the airways stations was silenced and the news of the tlon of prosperity meant not only landing was reported through an Maine today became the 37th state to ratify, but the toot of th repeal calliope already had died in the distance. Maine, the first state In the union to go dry, remains arid under Its own constitution. At Peoria, His, and other big distilling points, smoke from scores of stacks indicated whisky plants wer; again In full blast.

Many men were reported to have been given employment. The In greater material prosperity but ether cleared of other wireless mes "prosperity socially controlled for National Emergency Council To Be Official News Bureau sages directly to Miami, whence It the common was relayed to New York. "It can be a prosperity built on At the wireless Instrument, keep spiritual and social values," the Include brothers and sisters, spouse, gaId than on spe ing In close communication with Rio de Janeiro through the long clal privilege and special power. pected- to play an Important hand In the negotiations now begun. After Germany's withdrawal from the disarmament conference and the GIRL WHO SUED BAER TO MARRY IN RENO "Toward that new definition of Myers of the farm credit adminis flight, sat Mrs.

Lindbergh. The skill with which she operated the key was commented on by the vet nrosDerltv the churches and the tration and a representative of the consumers council. league Mussolini came to the de governments, while wholly separate In their functioning, can work hand The President's order abolished various volunteer field agencies fense of Germany and took a mighty sword thrust at the league in hand." The President arrived at the vast Itself. organized to help carry out the purposes of recovery legislation. It hall In tlrr to listen to a program of the Westminster choir.

He was also provided for the hiring of as His representative at Geneva said It was "useless and Inopportune" to go on with the disarm introduced by the Reverend Albert WASHINGTON', Dec. 6. (P) An executive order by President Roosevelt today created the national emergency council whose chief purpose was described as keeping the country Informed on recovery steps and providing accurate answers to the many questions on governmental activities. The council will establish In Washington a central Information bureau which was said to be designed to give the public "all factual Information" on the activities of the various governmental agencies. Officials said this was not a step toward a censorship, but meant the creation of an agency which could many employes as will be necessary to do the council's work and said W.

Beaven, presloent of the council. ament conference in the absence of eran experts who listened in on her signals. She made her reports at regular Intervals and through them the waiting aviation technicians were able to chart a course for the plane which they said varied only slightly from a straight line between the taklng-off and alighting points. The language of the messages was that of the airways. Mrs.

Lindbergh reported precisely at 9 a. E. S. "Position Pt.00 south latitude, (Continued to Page 7, Col. 1) they need not be under the civil ancestors ana lineal aescennani.

The subcommittee proposed itlng deductions of losses from lecn! gambling transactions to the ex-j tent of the gains, the same as provided for Illegal gambling. Another recommendation out of the senate inquiry would require corporations to file "Information returns" as to annual dividend' of more than $1,000 paid to any Individual and require all Btock exchange brokers to file statement? giving the names, addresses, and gross business transacted with persons whose gross business exceed? $100,000 a year. Asserting that when business improved the returns from the proposed 39 changes In the two repo'i' "should be greater." Today's report added: "In any event, your subcommittee Is of the opinion that if t'1" service. ADVANCE IN PRICES ternal revenue bureau Increased Its field forces at these places to collect taxes on liquor withdrawn for sale. In New Tork, the Association Against the Prohibition Amendment decided that since its repeal objective had been attained it would disband.

However, it will continue a small office under another name In "Washington to oppose too much federal regulation of the liquor traffic and to help states in formulating liquor control legislation. District Inspectors will be held responsible for clearing speakeasies out of their territories. Uniformed police will make no arrests, confining their activities to reporting suspected places. Plainclothes men will make the arrests. Retail Stores Busy LIVERMORE, Dec.

(IP) Miss Olive Beck, Livermore waitress, whose $250,000 breach of promise suit against Max Baer, heavyweight pugilist, was settled out of court, will be married In Reno, probably tomorrow, her mother, Mrs. Orlena Beck, announced today. Miss Beck, her mother said, will marry Charles "Walsh, employed on the Hetch Hetchy San Francisco municipal water project. Miss Reck was reported to have received $5,000 from Baer In settlement of the suit, but she and her attorney declined to confirm or deny that such an amount was received. Germany, and the League of Na tlons was described as "futile, im practicable and illuslanry and un concerned with the realities of Eu ropean politics." Treaty Dead? Groups similar to the central agency are to be formed in the counties of the various states.

A ANNOUNCED BY FORD permanent executive director, at salary of not more than $10,000 The negotiations on disarmament nuw find the conference In peril. year will eventually replace Walker and a director is to be named for each state. the League of Nations In a crisis and the treaty of Versailles defied by the Germans as practically a A statement issued at the WJiIte provide much needed information not readily accessible now through a lack of coordination between the various governmental publicity setups. The council. In addition to Frank- House said the council "will also DETROIT, Dec Announcements of price Increases on models ranging from J5 to for passenger cars was made today by the Ford Motor company In Its first showing of tlie 1934 Ford cars.

Although the passenger models have been Increased. W. C. Cowling, chief of the Ford sales division. there will be a reduction of dead document.

If the United States has decided to keep out of European "disarm changes proposed are adopted ih" Income tax burden will be more fairly borne by all taxpayers wl'h very few opportunities of escap" provide machinery, temporary In character, tor the adjustment of such controversies as may arise from the operation of the national Industrial recovery act and the agricultural adjustment act" i0 to $35 In the price of commer- Walker, acting executive director. Is composed of Secretaries Ickes. Wallace, Roper and Perkins: CJeorge N. Peek, farm administrator; Hugh S. Johnson, NRA administrator; Harry L.

Hopkins, relief administrator; the head of the Home Own therefrom by legal avoidance. BROWN GETS CONTRACT WASHINGTON, Dec. 6. VP) The war department today announced award of the following contract under the public works program: Fort JHuachuca, Arizona: Herbert H. Brown, Tucson, for one small arms and three black magazines, $3,461 ament politics," Washington has no Intention, the Associated Press understands from an American spokesman, of backing and filling on specific constructive disarmament pot-Jrles already announced at Geneva, Hundreds of retail stores, their shelves stocked with hard liquors and wines, were besieged by thirsty New Yorkers as they opened for the day's business.

And the steady stream of purchasers continued nn-(Continued to Page 4, Col. The sooner all persons pay their cial cars. walker said, however, that the council would not have anv powe full share of Income taxes, the soon- The new models were given a er some relief In the existing tai prc-View at a private showing held burden mar be expected." 1 here fas Henry and Edael Ford. now delegated to the code authori- ers Loan oorporatloiH Gosraraor le Page Co I. Uee or official organisation i.