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lk t- 4 4i 11 10 THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE 'rUESDAY MORNING MAY 7 1935 Legion Post Honors Late Senator Cutting Concerns Give Salary Reports Heavy Imports Of Sugar Noted Austria Hungary And Italy Reach Accord in Venice Roosevelt Backs Favored Nation Policies of Iltd1 tudents Chosen For Personnel of Merit Battery DAV Auxiliary Unit Elects New Officers Officers were elected Monday evening for the Argonne unit No 2 of The ladies' auxiliarl of the Disabled American Veterans of -the World war at meeting held in the Newhouse hotel Those elected were: Violet Lin beck commander Marie Gile senior vice commander Ella Hoover junior vice commander Mrs Lawrence Wm chaplain and Mrs Ethel Jensen treasurer Members elected to the executive board were Mrs Charles A Wood Mrs John Ford Mrs Jess lit Jensen and Mrs George Faust Securities Commission Acquires Data on Holdings of Stock First Four Months Show 426 Per Cent of Quotas Filled University Faculty Holds Final Meeting Members of the faculty of the Uzi: versity of Utah held their final meeting of the year Monday afternoon in the faculty room of the John Park Memorial building At the university Detail's et next year'l program were taken under consideration by faculty members Norton university recorder said A motion made at the last facility meeting to get a definite date between the winter and spring quarters for spring vacation at the university WU withdrawn at the meeting Date- for spring vacation will be Aettled by President George Thomas of the university and members of the deans council as has been the custom in the past Mr Norton announced Walter Winegar Named as Commander of Crack t- 'Spirit of Collaboration' Preliminary to Danube Conference Told Treaty Proclaimed Making Reciprocal Trade Accord With Haiti ROTC Unit MAJ IAA LAIR A resolution of respect for United States Senator Bronson Cutting of New Mexico who was killed in an airplane crash Monday near Atlanta Mo was passed by the Argonne chapter No 2 Disabled American Veterans of the World War at a meeting Monday night in the chamber of cbinmerce The resolution pointed out that the veterans had always (found staunch support from Stria-kit Cutting Copies will be sent to Senator Cutting's widow and family said John Fred ing chapter commander Plans for the annual state convention of the organization in Salt Lake City May 25 were discussed at the meeting and plans were formulated for decorating graves of veterans on Memorial day Ten new members were initiated into the organization Elks Oubs Pla'n Annual Smoker Business Loans Rise Sharply in Western Region WASHINGTON May 6 corporations reported the following salaries and large stock holdings today to the securitiei and exchange commission: The Railroad Securitieg Co: Kansas City Industrial Land Co Kansas City Kan held 100 per cent or 1000 shares of common stock No salaries paid Clint New York is president of the company Callahan Zinc-Lead Co: Salaries Donald A Callahan president Wallace Idaho $2100 Newton Wallace general manager $3100 $9020 Fox Film Corp: Chase National bank of New York held 723 per cent of 1549507 shares of company's class A common: General frheaters Equipment Inc of which )Daniel Hastings is now the receiver held voting trust certificates representing 8816 per cent of class common Salaries filed confidentially Other stockholders: Richard Hoyt New York director deceased 17850 class A Sidney Kent New York president through Berkshire Finance Corp has substantial interest in 11- 369 of Fox class A Winfield Sheehan Hollywood Cal 10244 class A Salt Lake Ogden Lodges to Hold Joint Entertain Wednesday Coast City Plans Drastic Move to Halt Auto Deaths WASHINGTON May 8 farm administration announced today the quantity of sugar entered for consumption in the United States during the first four months of this year from Cuba the Philippines Porto Rico the Virgin Islands and Hawaii totaled 1898320 short tons raw value without polarization and final out-turn adjustments This quantity was said to have been charged against the 1935 quotas for the areas The total quantity entered was said to represent 426 per cent of the total 44540111ansadmissab1e-trom4hese areas this year The quantities imported from the four chief sources during the first four months of this year were as follows: Cuba 723503tons Philippines 453929 tons Porto Rico 422985 tons Hawaii 297903 tons In addition to sugar charged against the quotas for Cuba and the other insular areas the A A A said a large part of the sugar which may be admitted from full-duty countries was entered or certified for entry during the first four months-of the year The total which may be admitted for 1935 from these countries is 295 pounds and already a total of 15- 657495 pounds have been charged against the quotas Federal Reserve Reports Doubling of Gains Express Hope Drivers Will Face Murder Charge in Fatal Car Mishaps VENICE Italy May 6 Ital o-Austro-Hungarian conference today ended with an accord in the views of the three nations Vulvio Suvich Italian undersecretary of foreign affairs told foreign correspondents In the presence of foreign Minister Egon Berger-Waldennegg of Austria and Foreign Minister Kilomon von Kanya of Hungary Suvich said the work done in to the Danubian conference next carried on "in the best of understanding among ourselves and in an absolute spirit of collaboration" Points Not Revealed The points of the accord were not revealed The final communiqUe said the foreign ministers had "a series of colloquies on the basis of the protocol of Rome (under which the three powers agreed to consult one smothers) and these colloquies were carried on in a spirit of friendly collaboration They embraced problems which interest the three countries in the political and the economic field Particular attention was paid to preparations for the forthcoming conference" Hungary Asks Rigkta Delegates said Hungary would sign the text of a noninterference agreement on condition the big powers acknowledge her theoretical right to arms parity This agreement will be proposed at the Danubian parley It was said authoritatively that the text to be submitted to the little entente countries a Czecho-Slovakia and not guarantee frontiers nor mention boundaries Hungary thus reserves the-right-to-propagandize against-the provisions of the treaty of peace and for the revision of her frontiers WASHINGTON May 6 norevelt gave active support to Secre ary Hull'e foreign trade policies today by proclaiming the' recently concluded reciprocal trade agreement with Haiti effective on June 3 The Haitian pact Incorporates reciprocal pledges of unconditional most favored nation policy strenuously opposed by George Peek special foreign trade adviser to the grants to all other nations which give -American --goods -equality- of treatment the same duty reductions and other concessions granted Haiti The president acted a day after Peek had submitted a special report to him recommending studies of foreign investments in this country and American investments abroad as the basis for a possible revision of this government's trade policies Views Differ In contrast to Hull's views Peek advocated negotiation of trade pacts on a bargaining basis giving concessions to other countries only in return for specific concessions from them Other nations he asserted could and would buy without wholesale concessions Support for Peek's views came' tonight from Senator Vandenberg (R Mich) "It can be demonstrated" he said "that we cannot hope to recover our foreign trade in the old sense because it can be easily demonstrated that the rest 'of the world has gone substantially on a self-containment basis Not Essential "I disagree emphatically that foreign trade is essential to our recovery because at the peak of our prosperity we did 93 per cent of -our business in our own domestic market and the hazardous thing that is now being done by these foreign trade policies is to jeopardize 93 per cent while fishing for the 7 per cent" The Peek report said that while book figures show the rest of the world 'owes this country $16897000- 000 creditor status was retained only by including $10897000000 In war debts and $7823000000 in American investments of doubtful the credit side of the ledger Leopold Will Visit Ailing Mother in Rome ROME May 8 Leopold of Belgium is expected to arrive tomorrow to visit his mother the dowager queen of 13elgium Authoritative sources said they understood the queen mother visiting Italy is seriously England claims that the worlds fastest steam train is the "Cheltenham Flier" which has an average start-to-stop speed of 713 miles an hour Elks from Salt Lake City and Ogden and vicinity will meet in the Salt Lake club house at 8:30 Wednesday for the annual spring jubilee smoker It was announced by Ashworth general chairman Monday Exalted Ruler Arthur Woolley of the Ogden lodge will be the irincipal speaker He will outline briefly the national history of the organization and the principles for which it stands emphasizing particularly its pro-American and anti-communistic activity inaugurated as a major program of all clubs for 1935 An entertainment program has been arranged by John Buckle of the Antlers' band Salt Lake City Policemens' quartet will assist The committees in charge of the affair follow: Mr Ashworth general chairman Lou Brown vice chairman A Smithen chairman Lee Browning Thomas Roberts George Welsh Campanaro chairman: Harry Madsen Ed Vetter Harry Ostler Jim Whitaker Howard Dunfield Seaman Barendregt Entertainment Warren Keate chairman Jepson High Kingdom Howard Romnes Otto Vomhaul Knight chairman Alois Smolka Jack Browning Ken Pinney Ed Eichelmann Art Weir -Antlers' John Buckle chairman Chief Knight Bob Henderson Weir chairman athletic and entertainment committee Lambourne chairman Otto Pierson Ralph Wiener Baldwin SAN FRANCISCO May 6 (IP)-- Business loans of the 33 weekly re potting federal reserve member banks in the fat west Jumped 10 million dollars last week it was revealed in the reserve bank's survey today This rise doubled the gain of the previous five weeks and gave the western business world hope that the long looked for expansion of industrial activity might be gaining new headway Western activity has been picking up momentum on a gradual and irregular grade for about 18 months following the sharp upturn in the first summer 'of the new deal Broad expansion was expected to follow When business achieved sufficient confidence to make more general use of bank loans The current figures indicate this use of bank funds is broadening The report showed total bank loans aside from those extended on securities were 693 millions on May 1 This is an expansion of 20 millions in the last six weeks in the bank loans of San Francisco Los Angeles Salt Lake City Spokane Seattle Tacoma and Portland While the expansion got a start some time back it has been so gradual as to be almost imperceptible until recent weeks The rise during the last year amounts to 40 millions Some observers here pointed out that pending a detailed analysis of the type of activities into which the borrowed funds are going it is impossible to say whether all the money is borrowed to finance new rt 7 Cadet Colonel Walter Winegar Was named Monday as battery commander of the merit battery at the tiniversity of Utah a group selected annually to perform at the pnnual inspection of the university unit Five hundred and fifty students Competed for positions 92 being selected to participate in the inspection to be conducted Saturday morning at 8:30 a by Major Wilbur Dockham of the Third reserve area at the university Those apointed and their tiens are Milton- Lee reconnalslance officer William Fairb6urn tssistant reconnaissance officer irgit Hall executive John Owens Issistant executive Norman Van Dam first sergeant Phillip Can son chief of the first section Ernest Hendricksen chief of the sec9nd section: Max Walton chief of the third section Stanford Ros fiter chief of the fourth section ry Beers instrument seri vont Preston Barrett instru- 'pent corporal Lawrence Summer- bays range finder corporal Berl' Man Meuron instrument Operator number one Richard Benson in grument operator number two leugene Oborn guidon Elmer Hjortaberg signal- sergeant A rtich signal corporal number one Gordon Miller signal corporal number two James Guthrie switch- board operator number one John Lowe switchboard operator number two A Jackson telephone operator number one Worthen telephone operator number two Rees telephone oper' 1 litor number three Gordon Sher wood telephone operator number -7-------fourresedertelephone Operator mumber five W' Huber lineman number one Mower lineman number two Quist lineman number three Jones lineman number four Net- ilon bugler A Fox scout cor- 'oral number one Kimball stout corporal number two Coleman reel driver number one Prank Treseder orderly number one Joseph Brewerton orderly number two Stevenson orderly number three Drivers first section Ralph Dewsnup Charles Evans I Wil son Tucker Clarence Buehner and Roland Whiting second section Morris Cecil Crawford Wallace Mace Thompson and Charles Wilcken third section John-Ion James Mortality I3lane Roland La Vera Kidman and Jensen fourth section Ray Doran lames Snedden John Roddy Mel- Lakness and Jack Clayton Gun- tiers first section Clarence Mc- Burton Rupp Ernest erkest Robert Weyher Walter gliesen Frederick Harris James 4 Moque Morris Rasmussen and Robert Gloe second sec' tion Robert Van Cott Tracy Dardman Reed Oviatt Albert Spalding Richard Foster Cecil Srawford John Barnes 01- son and William Lence third sec-ton Spencer Lawrence Harmon 3ohn Murphy Paul Lloyd Sherman Brinton Fred Wetherell Ralph rats Sterling Ryser and Thomas Chamberlin fourth section Edgar Cole Blaine Taylor Irvine Bills Stewart Freeman West Benson Warren Cromar Stanley Hayward and Cyril Fullmer Drouth is feared in several districts rAustralia FREE! In AUERBACH'S FIELD FLY-CASTING DEMONSTRATION LOS ANGELES May 6 (W)--Appalled by the mounting toll of traffic fatalities authorities here decided today to take the drastic step of filing murder complainis against all drivers of death cars who are suspected of reckless driving Spurred by the deaths of 12 persons in weekend traffic accidents in and around Los Angeles the authorities met here today to formulate measures designed at prevention Murder Charges Captain Bert Wallis of the police homicide squad made the announcement that hereafter murder comp1ititi5-4111 be filed in all -traffic death cases against motorists suspected of driving recklessly negligently or while intoxicated David Faries president of the Los Angeles Traffic association presented new figures showing the rise in auto fatalities for the first four months of 1935 as compared to those of the same period last year Deaths Increase He said there were 171 deaths this year against 147 last year although the number of accidents and persons injured decreased The total of 3707 accidents for this year was 144 less than that of last year and a total of 4872 persons injured fell 251 below the number hurt in the same months last year "It's difficult to explain this Increase in the number of deaths while the number of accidents shows a decrease" Fades said "Possibly the answer lies in the greater speeds of autattoblies When an emergency occurs it seems to have more serious results" Party Marooned On Raft Saved 8T11-1935 By IlleCLOUD Between the hours of 12-1 on Wednesday Mr McCloud famous as one of the country's greatest fly-casters will give a demonstration in Auerbach's Parking Field on a specially constructed platform No admission and everyone is invitedi Three Have Harrowing Time in Swirling Waters of River Dominions Secretary 15 Thomas has promised British women's organizations to bring before the government changes in the nationality laws which will be of benefit to women AUERBACH'S PARKING St Storms Continue To Lash Brazil House Member Jailed for Night a Woman Legislator Talks On Security Program KALISPELL Mont May 8 (P)-- Marooned for hours as they clung precariously to a raft on rocks in the swirling waters of the Flathead river three youths were rescued early today little the worse for wear The trio Howard Fees of Detroit Paul Fergusson Hatton and Archie McDonaid London Ark set out from the Coram transient camp at 2 o'clock yesterday for a raft trip down the fast flowing mountain stream Near the mouth of the north fork the craft caught on protruding rocks as it neared the rapids At II o'clock last night cries of the stranded adventurers attracted ranchers living near by and the alarm was relayed to Glacier park ranger headquarters Dr Rod Houston an expert riverman maneuvered a boat out to the raft and disengaged it Fa les floated down river with the craft and finally swam to land McDonald clung to a log and was washed ashore Fergusson however did not get away until 8 o'clock this morning when Houston was able to swing his boat close enough to the rock for the refugee to reach it Make II ller Ililap on moT brt Efes DAY Telephone Your Greeting! The economic security program of the United States was compared with that of other countries Monday eve ning by State Senator Mrs Burton Musser at a meeting of the Salt Lake City branch of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People in the Trinity A church Mrs Musser compared the present program with that of Germany Italy and Switzerland Marthakis member of the house of representatives spoke on "How a Bill Becomes a Law" The Rev Patton BAHIA Brazil May' 8 WASHINGTON May 8 resentative Cannon (D most violent storm in Babia's history part of a night in jail behind beset the city today for-the seventh forfeited a bond today and failed straight day with deaths and in- to appear in police court to answer juries mounting and floods adding to a taxicab driver's charge of drunk and disorderly conduct the devastation Cannon and a friend who gave Rains lashed the sea coast site and his name as John McKenna were high winds wailed as officers end released this morning after spending volunteers dug through the debris the hours between 2 and 5 a in a dragging out the bodies of the dead precinct tell and municipal engineers strove to ne representative said he later divert floods from the inundated summoned Superintendent of Police streets Brown to his office and protested Deaths had been estimated unofft against what he said amounted to cially at more than 400 but in the being held incommunicado through confusion the toll was believed to the early morning hours He said have run to'a greeter and unestimat- Brown apologized for the arrest ed number The homeless were esti- Cannon told reporters he and his mated at 2000 person4 or more the companien had engaged a cab last damage incalculable night to take them to a Maryland (At Recife 500 miles north of night club with the understanding Bahia Brazil's third largest city dis- the round trip fare would be $250 patches received over partially dis- On the return trip he said the rupted coMmunication lines said the driver demanded $15 and when he number of deaths was increasing protested drove to a precinct stahourly) tion Floods racing through the lower Denying he had been disorderly 'city toppled at least one house bury- Cannon said he was convinced there ing its five occupants while unnum- was a "tieup between the taxi drivbered small homes in the poorer sec- ers and the police" Lions tottered or collapsed Koonce denied he had overcharged the two men and said Cannon and his friend had abused him and Suspect Admits struck him with a hat Cannon a Milwaukee attorney de- fended former Representative Shoe' Postal Robbery maker of year when the latter- was charged with assault- ing a cab driver 41 PREVAILING PRICES A Awaits Vote on City Officers -AT THE Crown Cleaning Dyeing Co CLEAN UP NOW AND SAVE WHILE THESE GREATLY REDUCED PRICES ARE EFFECTIVE Curtains 35c up Suits Top Coats Dresses Coats CLEANED (Special Service Cash Cam) Drapes 35c Up Scarfs 50c up 'Pillows 35c Up Bedspreads 75 LOS ANGELES May 6 campaign by followers of Upton Sinclair to gain control of the city administration will reach a climax tomorrow in a general city election A vigorous campaign has been wagedby tollIwinrs- of the former Socialist who was defeated for governor last year by the Republican Frill Merriam For each of the 11 city council places and each of the four places on the board of education the EPIC organization has a candidate placed on the ballot from a large field in the primary election several weeks ago The EPICs also have a candidate for one of the two municipal judgeships at stake In the Primary one of the four councilmen elected outright was EPIC-indorsed Since the total number of council offices is 15 the EPIC forces must elect seven candidates in the 11 races tomorrow to have control of the council Three EPIC-indorsed municipal Judge incumbents were elected at the primary and five so-called "conservative" candidates were elected from a field of ten 1 mouri 1 elt! 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