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I tail VOL NO 2G3 FOUT COLLINS HOME OF COLORADO AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE TUESDAY FEBRUARY 12 PAGES PRICE Zz Walsh Gets Bride and Cabinet Post Sidelights 3733 In An Gym Pai Suei Mellon 2 Others for $220000000 Assembly Asks Delay in Auto License Job County Prisoner Here Is Married Taken from the Leirlmef county jail Tuesday morning Jacob Lapp of Johnstown waa married In the county courtroom to Miss Louise Sirst-men 21 also of Johnstown Ha was returned to Jail immediately after th ceremony Lapp was arrested at a photographer's studio in Loveland Monday afternoon as be end the bride-to-be were having their wedding picture taken He is charged in the court of Justice Edward McCarry with cashing a worthies check for 15 at the store of Monttromery-Ward and company In Port Collins He previously bad attempted' unsuccessfully to enh a check at the store of the Mylar Shoe company police sav The Rev Fr George Du-charme pastor of Pt Joseph's Catholic church at Loveland performed the wedding ceremony The "kangaroo court" of the tounty Jail which tries finds guilty and prescribes punishment for all new prisoners is trying Lapp for marrying without consent of tha court Sciiutnr Thump jl-li of Montana who toddy minted attorney general in the next administration by frealdrait-rtw Umee-velt Is shown here with hi held" former Stconra Ni'Vce hminionl dc Truffin In Miami lh whence they Hour after their wedding at the bride' Mila near HsiitfiiCuln of Jiooecxrlt and his cahinrt YVing two nnf yet appointed but whose appointments are ripeteefsoon will be found on page 12 (AcljBU-d Photo) Japs Capture Sbamaosban Chinese Report Turning Rack Japanese Forces at Lingyuan By The Associated Free A reinforced Japanese army captured Shamanshan Important pas Into Jehol province from the southeast Tuesday after a terrific two-day battle The Japenes were directed toward Lingyuan another pass on th ipaln Une of tha Chinese defense Meanwhile Chines were jubilant claiming another Japanese offen- On page 2 will be found a sketch map that give a clear picture of tha situation in Jehol province where th Japanese are advancing against th Chi-sea defender alva which had swept thru Pelplao end Chaoyang failed In an attack on Lingyuan and waa turned northward away from Its objective Once Lingyuan falls tha Japanese have command of a 73-mlle highvray leading straight to Jehol City lb capital Another Japanese fore ef persoua ptlson to In the of October Unarming although of manufacture provide On the A KLIXKER suggested that overcoats be left on rather than taken off and carred In order to preserve space DEAN rancher living northwest of Fort Collins Monday evening attended his first Farmer-Merchant party in four years and wa pleased to note th Increasing popuarity of tha affair DR CLARKSON TAYLOR It looks a I ho somebody oversold the tickets ONE HUNDRED ninety gallons of coffee and 620 dozen doughnuts were consumed In the field house after the program Theie was plenty of coffee but the doughnuts ran out before the last of the line got In Each guest waa supposed to receive two doughnuts but many buys managed to get as many as six and eight with the result that a few people wer left out ELWIN HUNTER: For fully an hour from 7 to 6 there New Forest Map Issued Map of Roosevelt Forest on One Side of Folder and History on Other With the streams mountain peaks towns and villages roads and trails In the Roosevelt National forest mapped on side of the folder and their history outlined on the other copies of new map folder which will be placed In gasoline stations hotels cottage camps and other places where they will be available for tourists have been received for distribution In Fort Collins by William Kreutzcr supervisor of the forest This forest originally called the Medicine Bow and later the Colorado was established by presidential proclamation on May 17 1909 On March 28 1932 President Hoover by executive order changed the name to Roosevelt National forest In honor of that outstanding champion of forestry and conservation who first set aside tha forest The Roosevelt forest embrace virtually all of tha front rang mountain country from the Clear Creek drainage north to the Wyoming line -The Rocky Mountain National park la within the exterior boundaries of the Roosevelt forest and at one time was part of the forest Th forest contains TS3522 acres of government land There is an estimated stand of 1 731133000 board feet ofsperchantable timber 63 percent oUwhich is lodgepole pine 19 percent Engelmann spruce 10 percent ponderaea pine and the remainder alpine and DouglB fir and Umber pine The water coming from the mountain slopes within this forest is probably Its greatest resource Crops having an annual value of from 110000000 to 13000000 era Irrigated with water from tbe Roosevelt foreut One hundred ninety-three permittees having ranches within or adjacent to the forest graze 14 94 head of cattle and 182 00 sheep annually in tbese forest ranges There are many scenic regions of tbe Laramie river along tbe summit of the Medicine Bow range Including Rawah and Darks peak within the forest Chief among these is in area located at the headwaters This territory has been classified as a primitive area by the forest service and will be protected against any man-made developments The forest is used annually by an average of 151000 picnicker 82000 campers and S3 000 hotel and cabin gueala In addition It Is estimated that about 400000 people annually drive over the forest roads The map folders issued by th forest service are used largely by prospectors fishermen and tourist Assistant Regional Forester John Spencer stated that in line with the economy program of th government the Roosevelt folder Is the only one that will be Issued for the Rocky Mountain region this year Copies may be obtained at lb office of the regional forester at the poelofflr building Denver or up-on application to the fore-t supervisor or any ranger of the Roosevelt forest Paraguay Acrcpfa Conciliation Plan Asuncion Feragoey (AP) It wa learned unofficially Tuesday that Paraguay had accepted with minor modlficatlona a conciliation proposal drawn up by Argentina Brazil Chile and Peru looking toward a settlement of th conflict over th Gran Chaco territory between Bolivia and Paraguay Paraguay and Bolivia have been skirmishing for approximately tight months for possession of th Gran Chaco territory which Ilea between the two countries President Eusebio Ayala of Paraguay last Friday in a massage to congress asked a for-mal declaration of war against Bolivia Cummings and Nicholas Leave for Washington Congressman-elect Fred Cum-mtngs and Ralph A Nicholas left Tuesday for Washington They went by automobile to Cheyenne Wyo and took a train from there Cummings goes to attend th presession caucuses of Democratic congressmen Nicholas will attend the Inauguration wltb Cummings and will return to Fort Collins In about a week was a constant stream Yurat pouring into the mln dot college gym All seemed to F't in- HAVERLAND: Tht my first expenence in atte these parties It certainly Is a event MEMEERS OF the refreshraei committee added to th throng assembled In tbe gymnasium when they appeared to watch the program dtesaed white Jacket and caps THE WRITER of this paragraph will have one unpleasant memory of the party a th result of stepping into the lins of fire of two juveniles warring with half filled coffee cups MORTIMER STONE: Retailers jf gasoline must have enjoyed an upturn in business A FARMER who wa unfortunate a lo be near th end of tha line in the march from th gymnasium to the field house Inquired aa to where he might locate th citizen who eald that there wer of doughnut and more cigars" DR A ALEXANDER: 'ft was a fine party and It waa plain to ha seen that everyone fully enjoyed It GRAY: Looked to me like everybody fully enjoyed the party A WILLIAMS general manager of the Union Pacific system came for th second year In succession from Omaha to attend tha Farmers-Merchants party With Mr Williams was Choate assistant general freight agent of Omaha and the following officials from Denver: Barnard superintendent Colorado division Price assistant general freight agent Cimdiff assistant general passenger agent Grant signal supervisor A Turtle master mechanic 8 Osborn division en- Turn to Pages 6 and 7 Johnson and WctsDiffcr Governor Opposes Plan to Rush Repeal Convention Action Thru Now The question of methods for consideration of ratification of the Blaine prohibition repeal resolution found advocates of Immediate ratification and Governor Ed Johnson In disagreement Tuesday Tbs governor said he favor calling a special session of the general assembly to be held during a recess of the regular session for the purpose of passing legislation providing machinery for a constitutional convention Governor Johnson previously aald he favored th election of delegates to the constitutional convention at the regular 1934 election Legislative leaders estimated a five-day special session would be required to pass th necessary legislation for the constitutional convention Senator Teller Ammons (D of Denver) sponsor of th wet program In the senate and Representative Bert Keating (D of Denver) who handled tha liquor legislation In the house both declared opposition to tbe Interim special session They questioned the legality of such procedure and no chances should be taken which might jeopardise the validity of any act yin taken The governor favor a special session during recess of the regular session on the grounds it would save time since the committee work of th regular session could go on uninterrupted Governor Johnson feels the delegates should be named at th general election since the finances are In more or Iras precarious condition and the strictest economy is neceseary Advocates of Immediat ratification have declared they believe the people of th state who voted for repeal of state prohibition law last November favor earliest possible action' on national repeal Tbe Colorado repeal tragus and the Women a organization for national prohibition reform which sponsored the repeal proposals on the November ballot are opposed to waiting unlit the 1934 election for selection of delegat-s Committee to Extend Its Investigation Washington An Indication th senst banking committee will take Its Investigation Into the operations of securing affiliations of other large banks In addition to tha national city waa given Tuesday as It continued Its study of South American loans During th testimony of Arnold Byrnes former vice president of th National City company th a f-finest of th National City bank Fredlnand Pecora th committee counsel said that If th inquiry were permitted to continue he expected to make such study Senator Couxens Mich) told Pecora In the midst of th hearing that had some Information he desired to give th counsel regarding th Chase Securities corporation the Investment Afflllete of tit Chase National bank testimony dealt again with 90 0u00iJ0 of loans to Peru Brazil and Bolivia In which the National City company participated At Parly Governor Lieut Governor And Many from House and Senate of Legislature Attend Big Party Alford Presides Tarty Handled with Dispatch In Spite of Record Size Of the Crowd Rounding out a full decade in the annals of its Farmer-Merchants parties the Fort Collins Chamber of Commerce Monday night entertained 3733 men and boys with a program at the gymnasium of the Colorado Agricultural college followed by the serving of refreshments at the field house Governor Kd Johnson Lieut Gov Talbot and many members of the Colorado senate and house of representatives were present as special guests besides representatives of leading business and industrial organizations of Colorado and the West Business and professional Arms of Fort ColUna were represented nearly 100 percent to welcome farmers of the Fort Collins end adjoining trade territories In the annuel gesture of appreciation of business relations a Alford costumed as Uncle Bern was master of ceremonies for the evening The band of tha Colorado Agricultural college directed by Dr Bourne played a concert while the crowd was assembling Coach Julius Wagner of the college presented two members of his eastern division championship team of wrestlers Pat Murray and Stan Stolte 143-pounders These two wrestled ten minutes to a draw They were followed on the platform by Coach Tobtska'a tumblers who also are eastern division champions They gave a series of spectacular exhibitions of their skill Members of the team are Bill Bland in Blit Rldi-H Mas Sisson Bud Murry Marlin Gadd and Jimmy Kyle the latter being the mascot Under the heading of "Earl Newest were presented the Mann sisters and Miaa Eileen Hayward and little Caryl Welch all of Boulder with Mias Peart Paro as piano accompanist in a aeries of colorful character dances which brought them a volume of applause never before equaled by any attraction presented at the Farmers-Merchants parties They responded to encore after encore The Mann sisters wall known in Fort Collins from previous appearances were tha center of attraction and wera ably supported by Miss Hayward a daughter of former Colorado Agricultural college students who provided the clown feature of the dances Caryl Welsh Negro child dancer proved as popular with tha audience as were her elders The Clvltan trio of Denver known to radio listeners as the Cheerio Boys presented numbers of songs and responded to encores before the crowd would consent to the closing of that part of the program Coffee and doughnuts and cigar were served at the field house fol- Turn to Page 7 Col 50 Days in Jail for Driver Who Hurt Boy Nestor Trinidad living east of t-oveland pleaded guilty before Justice Reed Hayward Ig Loveland Monday afternoon to a charge of reckless driving and was sentenced to 80 days In tha county jail Trinidad wa driver of a ear which Saturday night struck a hors being ridden hy Richard Helser 10 year of age Injuring the hoy to the extent that hospital treatment waa neeetaary and breaking on of the legs Tbs boy has been released from the hospital Traffic Officer filed tha charge against Trinidad The Weather LOCAL Minimum temperature Tuesday morning 31 unofficial temperature at 1 Tuesday SO maximum Monday 892 mean Monday 40 normal mean 29A By The Asesetsted Free COLORADO Centrally fair tonight and Wednesday colder In northeast portion WYOX1NO nerally fair tonight and Wed-ay except probably snow in the hwaat portion colder In north-portion tonight TEMBFRATRES nartllo 40-3 Chicago 40-12 rer (Ml El Peso 64-M Ken-City U-M Lo Angeles 64-80 Orleans 64-04 New Tork 33-Oklahoma City 404 Phoenix San Francisco 86-46 Wash-Mi 44rJ Stock Mirket Investliptor Who Recently Keatned Chartres Failure to Collect Taxes Action on Old Law' If Judgment Id Given Money ould Go Into Treasury Washington (AP) Andrew Mellon and two of hi formei officer of umlenlified for fit named drfendanU In a 22A nisiirfl civil ths larger! ever fied In the District of Columbia suprcm court Th suit cbai ges connivance wih officer of unidentified foreign steamship to evade payment of Income taxes Besulm Mellon ambassador to Cleat Britain and former secretary of th treasury David 11 BUir one-lim commissioner of Internal revenue and Alexander Greg former general counsel of the revenue bureau wer named defendant Ths suit was filed by David A Olson who resigned recently as stock market Investigator for th senat banking commutes after charging that he had not been given a ftes hard Union was accused In ths suit of not only failing to rol'eet In delinquent taxes from th Steamship Unas but with placing tlis government In such a position that It waa forced to refund soma 310 0O0 Action was based on a statute of liht3 under which a citizen may sue In behalf of th United State wlh whatever amounts collected going to th treasury Governor Plans A Tax Message Dcnvor AP) Th perennial problem of taxation will d-Ictisxed by Governor hit Johnson In a sttCiui nie-n-o to the general asicn-V to be lhered ths part of tins wees or th fust part of next wek announced Tuesday Th governor decided upon 1 -s unusual procedure after a confer-snr Tuesday with representative of all Claeses of taxpayers from thruout th state He believe th mejiatt may forestall tha threatened tax strike which leaders of th stats federation of farm organize! Ions have been planning and bring immediate action on economy measures and tax-reducllon bil now before th legislature Repivsentative of farmers ra1-roads and taxpayers appeared before th governor Tuesday morning headed by Fafranek president of th stats federation of county taxpayers associations with a claimed membership of SOW 1h group Tuesday presented a fourfold plan which they asked that the legkdatur adopt First they akd for psuage of th administrative rod bl'l whch provide fur complete reorganization of th etate government snd which ha already been approved by th bouse Ths taxpayers group svked aee-ondiy for adoption of a strict budget law for th eta's rountie hoot dmtrkUi and municipal1! A nieacur of nature sponsored by Senators Knotu IT) of Montrose) arind Nat Warren Turn to Pag 8 Col Trance to Name Friend Of Jtooactclt Ambassador Lefsbvrs La peraotisl friend of President-elect Rooseve' will named ambassador to to succeed Paul Claudel Darned from semloffo al quarter Tuesday La lUlsy wa se'ectsd thee outra said sspcciady to carry on negotiation fur a new debt agreement with tha United Btates rfi'VL 06ERS rinys Beverly Hill Calif 7 her waint a soul in America that whsn they picked up their paper Monuty didn't ulier th am expression "Well that to bsl when they reod tht Mayor Ctrnmk had pieumonia lot of s'atc and p'ioew are -ca ng a mmator urn on d-Ms taxra barks takes us so long to tung tf aiiytlicg for o-r-elvt Funny we thong! of It Europe but nor for our-te'ves Wty pour all that rror'ruc tion tronty Into hark when a I you hsd to waa "Vis rs going to pay you nut a ws ar to psy you out" Your ay Chilli fcl Im Charge Armstrong Is Trying To Rush Private Contract Instead Waiting on Prison Plans Fund Inquiry Asked House Passes Fish and Game Hills on Final Heading During Morning By COLLY OTT 1IFRSULY Avoxialcd MH Writer Denver AP) The Colorado general assembbly struck at two state departments th stats and th compensation Insurance fund in resolution adopted by the bouse and senst Tuesday In the senate a resolution by 8en-atora Elmer Headle ID off Mont Vista) )Lee Knous of Mont-rose) and Charles Rumbaugh (D of JPagosa Springs) asks that Charles Armstrong secretary of state recall all advertisements for bde and forego any further steps toaard purchase of automobile II-c op plates for 1934 until th termination of the legislature to the end that In the event a license plate plant authorized at tha state penitentiary the purchase of plate from other sources may be avoided Cites (Iwrgr i The house adopted a resolution by Jeme Galloway (D of Bresk-enridge) calling for a legislative investigation of th state compensation fund He declared th accusation had been made th funds of th department totalling about 33200000 oq cash and securities wer not in good condition "It has been said Galloway "that several state contractor carry Insurance with th fund but pay no premiums It has been further charged th compensation fund department pays nothing It can possibly avoid" Several bills are before the assembly euthorizlng the setting up of a license plate factory at the replace the one destroyed disastrous mutiny and fir 1929 There were no vote on th resolution Senator Edward Gilliam Denver) pointed out the of the plates would empl jfment for a number Anrusm Contract Secretary Armstrong announced th contract for th 131 plates baJ been awarded to th Sachs-Jawkir eompany of Denvsr at a bid of 330000 Senator Headles offered a list of the cost of plates In other etates non of which pay the 201-2 cent quoted for Colorado The senator asked too regarding the necessity of turning out the 1934 plates 60 day as provided In the contract Critiees Armstrong 'Thl gentleman" said Funator Hcadlee referring to Armstrong "has gone against the will of the senate before and be Is apparently trying to do It again knowing full well have billa brr for the rehabilitation of the prison license plst plant" Senator David Eliot of Colorado springs) expressed approval of th resolution relative only io a vlng to th stats of 00 percent whlrh he estlmsted but as an aid toward Improving the moral at the penitentiary and providing employ ment for prisoners Senator Oil! Bannister of Grand Junction) also spoke briefly In favor of th resolution which wee Introduced Tuesday morning and considered Impnediately aa a special order of business Wsyn Asplnall (D of Palisade) Informed the house he had Ulked to officers of the Insurance fund who aald they would welcome legislative probe of (heir affair The senate passed two bills on final reading Tuesday one which allow etate banka to follow the' procedure of national banks In provid-Ing blanket bonds for ail employe rather than individual bonds and a second relative to school dletricte providing foe puplU from o' her dU-' trlrt under common agreement Tbs senst adjourned until Wednesday noon Th house passed on final reading seven fish and gams bills adopted on second reading Turaday Keaton Married in In Bouidcr to Prison Boulder Colo Shoe key JO pleaded guilty Tuesday to a statutory ehsrge and eras sentenced to 15 year to Ilf lo th tat prison by Judge Coffin Shockey confessed police said to several attacks on Boulder women When arrested Baturday was removed to Denver tor safe keeping to prevent threatened violence ealnet him by Invented citizen Walsh Named Atty General Roosevelt Announced Another Member Cabinet 2 More To Be Appointed Hyde Paik President-elect Roosevelt Tueadav announced the appointment of Thomas Walsh of Montana as his attorney general It wa Senator Walsh who prosecuted the senate' Inquiry Into the naval oil reserve leases that sent Aloert Fall former secretary of th Interior to Jail The selection of Walah left only two more names to be announced for th Rooaevelt cabinet It 1 expected Roosevelt will fill the Official list befute Wednesday with the announcement of Frances Perkins of New York for secretary ot labor ami Daniel Roper of South Carolina for secretary of comnccs WaLh who a--t lint Democratic leader of t'e eenate has hern prominently (dinnfied with Judmal and foreign affairs leg-slft'iun He was among th find of th advi cate of Roosevelt for the nomira tlon and In 1924 was cb cly emendated with the drive of William MrAiioo for th Democi atlc nomination The gray haired Montanan surprised hie friends just recently by marrying He had been a widowsi since 1918 was married in Cuba to Signora Mina Ptrex Cbaumont I Truffin wealthy Cuban widow They are now on their honeymo'n Rush Oxygen Tent to Ccrmaiv Miami (AP)-Suffl' lent Improvement was noted Tuesday in the condition of Major Anton Cerniak of Chicago to earn attending phjslilana to announce that Injection of food aolutirm Into his vi in would dlrocntlnued Dr Fredrrhk Tire of Chicago announced after Issuing a bulletin that an ox gen-room being rushed here hv plane from New York probably would not be used If further Improvement was noted later In condition Miami Fla (AP) Dr Hurt A Meyer aald this afternoon a complete examination of ijr Anion Crrmak showed the pneumonia area In his rikht lung had not ex tended since yesterday "Th complete examination has Ju-t been completed and show no exjisnelon of Ih pneumonia Dr Mejer end sfter dictating a bulletin which read "Mayor Cermaks condition continues comparatively sat factory He ha had three hour of refreshing sleep Ills puls Is 120 respiration It Temperature not taken Miami Mayor Anton pneumonia area In the right lung has remained stationary In alze ainc yesterday phjelctan said Tuesday after a brief examination Failure of oxygen tents td function properly rsuaed hi five attending phy tr-lan to order an oxygen a portable tent-ilk af fair 9 by 9 fret from New York It was to be shipped by i tsl plan at I 1ir-lay and was scheduled to reach Maml 10 ni Edward Kclivy of C'l i ago who handled the error e-i m's said "We did not make a Complete ex-amlnstton of pneum nia Dr Karl Meyer eald "because the patient was resting and did not wish to disturb him with an examination that would require half an hour Our brief examination however Indicate 1 no spread Pneumonia I confined to th lower lob of th rlpt lung and was Turn lo Taie 8 Col PoliccMay Change Tactics Clark Considm Removing Policeman from Case to Hermit NeKoliatiens Denver Colo Police Chief A Cuiiks anrmum ement that he b-d ordered a policeman withdrawn from the Clouile H-ettcher home ciuj'td with unvenf-J remiru a new ransom note had been dev-cred Sunday night to the multimillionaire father of kidnaped C'harlee Boettcher 2nd served to Intensfy th ease Tueaday The names or Paul Adams former Colorado convli Tommy Coleman tan escaped convict and VVctmer whs is serving a term in the 'stale prison for forging th elder Ibsttroei a name to cherks enteted the case Tuesday Cluk ordeitd renewed the hunt for Colemnn when it was revealed toe convicted bank elnot been 'a Imate of Ku't In Canon CVj 1 may be some connection between Ctlrinn and the Boe-lcher Clark imd I The eimf also revealed that Adams now confined In a Denver ho-piial wi- tnf'ucnza Imd asked hospital altarhc recently to notify the elder Boettcher he wa In th institution Clark said th request wa never carried to Boettcher He said he would que tion Denver Police Chief A Clmk said Tuesday he was considering the withdrawal of police in Ui Cltarlr Boettcher 2d kidnaping cae to allow fiea negotiation between tho abdue'nr of the 21-year old Investment broker and Claud Boettcher father of the missing man "When th elder Bnetti her annum red his Intention several days ago to art Independently of police" fiald "my reaction wa that such a move would hinder the progress jii-tice Now I am rr-loudy cont'ldeting ordering off police and bt Boettcher conduct the me as he ere Forecasting the chief a convider-ntion was the removal of an offcer from the pnlatHl Boettcher home Th polirrman had been stationed st th residence sine a few days after Feb 12 when the young heir to tlrhea was abdmtcd from his home gat age The chief announcement followed bis lengthy conference with Boettcher las no-ht said Intended conferring wdh the father aga Tuesday but declined to soy whither he wouj I renew his plea for th rsnvom rtoitu Boettcher yesterday refused to give police the notes family friends of ths Interpreted Clarks statement to mean that the ahductor of young Porltrher had Issued an ultimatum demanding police he withdrawn to leave oprti method In whlrh th kulnapers ejruld safely rommunl-rats with th elder Boettcher Thru hie butler the multimillionaire Issued a brief statement saying "l)mr are no new deveinp-meils He declined to comment on Clark statement concerning th of police from the ease The Post said Tuesday It learned ilia Ann Iou Roettrher wife of th OT'sdng broker had Informed amhorlt'es one of th two men who ihru-t th ransom not Into her hand resembled a man who had freouenterl th hotel hesdouarters of a rroun Just before tve e'eetton Fhe ssld sfc not know bl name Tlroeyrv Hired hy flanpters 1 CMravn (AP)- 1 II-Hir'ia'ei Time rood Tur'dav CM Icao lit wra theory that u-e-ro Ysreara rrsv I have been hired bv gaunter ts kl't Msvnr Anton Cern-ak The livrstlratlon the Times sail on underworld In-I that "somewhere In a 1 closed bnnk In Chi ther la a 1 caicell-il check drawn by an under-Iwor'd chars er In fv'er of Zzn-jynra and In 1 ird with Zunfnra state I Ing down from the far -north expected to occupy Chihfrng communication and ttansportation center of Jehol Wed Is Ih northern pass to Jehol City 92 miles distant Japanese reports said their column was 26 miles northeast of Chlhfeng at 10 Th Chinese reported they wer successfully defending Tamieo on ths defense line between Lingyuan and Chlhfeng against heavy bombardment and contended the Japanese army of the north ing slowed up by bitter weather and road conditions A British embargo on arm shipments to China and Japan caused Great Britain to momrntarlly replace tha United Slates in th role of "villain" In Japan The action was regretted In China where It was said Japan already was well provided and an arms embargo against the "aggressor only a urged Japanese official! admitted the British embargo would handicap China gather than Japan but nevertheless keenly resented It Ilindenburf: Puls Police Control Plan in Effect President Von Htn-dnburg Tuesday placed the German republic under virtual martial law by signing an emergency decree giving the police extraordinary powers to enforce order Tbe decree Is directed particularly against the Communists who era blamed for the Incendiary fire which partly destroyed the Relrh-tag building yesterday Berlin Damage from fire and water to th Reichstag building was unofficially estimated Tuesday at more than 6 000000 marks 11434000 at current exchange Work on Highway Job At Loveland Iicgins Ed Beland'r of Greeley wlth will not final unhi'ATz BuY bout 16 men began preliminary er Keaton film comedian raid work Tueaday on th mile highway Tuedy married Miss Mary project at Loveland for which be Scnbben at Ensenada lower Cali-recently was th successful bidder fornla Mexico Jn Fresno work at Loveland lake from tha dry bed of which eartb is to be taken to build a dike 1 tb first work fornla Mexico Jan A Th comedian and Mias Fc'rlbbeni wer registered at Hotel Paso Del Norte Tueaday I guess not Mexico) Not in El Taso Tex -AP- Though hie divorce from Natali Talmadg legally married No Fort Collins men wer In th In th United Btates for not group starting work altho a mem- legally divorced yet said Keaton ber of th employment committee which makes recommendations for th work said ther would be soms In th employes to be added later Coffin Sentences Man Nathan Bachman Is Appointed Senator Nashville Tenn (AP) Governor Hill McAlister Tuesday appointed Nathan Bachman of Chattanooga former Justice of th Tennessee supreme court a United R'atee Senator to eucceed Cordell Hull named secretary of state in the cabinet of Ireldent-lect Roosevelt Judge Bachman Is a dfmocrat I.