The Ogden Standard-Examiner from Ogden, Utah • 1

A THOUGHT i- WEATHER UTAH Fail to-night and Wednesday little change In temperature i IDAHO Unsettled light snows tonight and Not by works of righteousness which we hare done but according to Ills mercy I lie saved ns by 'the washing of regeneration and renewing the Iloly Titus 3:5 tllfitiv VVVV' I The greatest attribute of heaven is mercy and LAST EDITION OGDEN CITY UTAH TUESDAY EVENING FEBRUARY 28 1933 Sixty-third No 22S THE JEHOL IF IT WERE IN Comparison With Map of United States Shows Scope of Military Problem And Territories At Stake NeWs Tand VIEWS By FRANK FRANCIS MORE TIME IS GIVEN TO BUY LICENSES FOR CARS IN UTAH Frrn i BUILD ROADS TD (ME JOBS IS AL SMITH PRESCRIPTION Recognize Soviets Happyj Warrior Advises Senators mer aFgG) This is February 23 and tomorrow is the first of March Four more days and a new president of the United States shall hive been pro- claimed Part of Brew Tax Will Go To Junior College Reports Fr Support 3m War Zone Indicate Nippons I Are Sweeping Through Defenders Lines Poison Gas Used Chinese Say NO SILVER FRIEND Never since the day 'when Lincoln Went down to Washington as the leader of a new party with a new Outlook have the people exjected more of a president i By The Associated Pres Lower Interest Rates On Reconstruction Loans Advocated i As the day approaches Franklin Roosevelt must feel a greater burden of responsibility as he pro icpes of the ceeds to answer the American people I There is a demand for a new deal and for bold and courageous policies A REINFORCED Japanese army captured Ehunaoshan important pass into Jehol province from the southeast today after a terrific two-day battle The Japanese were directed toward Lingyuan another pass on the main line of the Chinese defense -Meanwhile Chinese were jubilant claiming another Japanese offensive which had swept through Peipiao and Chaoyang failed in an attack on Lingyuan andtwas turned northward away from its objective Ones HENRt FORD'S SECRETARY IS 'CHENGTEH xt The new president must not fear to do whatever his sense of duty dictates as a corrective for the ills which afflict us 1 WASHINGTON Feb Alfred Smith more dignified and serious than in recent appearances at the capital warned the senate finance committee today that cur rency inflation was only "a shot in the which would injure rather than help the country Smith favored recognition of the soviet government of Russia saying is no use trading with them under cover are doing it under cover through the Am he said NEW SALES TAX PLAN Tea Coffee Silk Rayon Tobacco And Cosmetic Affected AUTO HOLIDAY SALT LAKE CITY Feb (AP) The senate and house of the Utah legislature this afternoon passed a resolution extending until April 29 the date for obtaining 1933 automobile licenses The resolution was introduced by Mrs Burton Musser senator from Salt Lake county Less than 50 per cent of the number of licenses issued at this time last year have been sold to date and Secretary of State Mil-ton Welling had issued instructions to peace officers of the state to impound any cars operated without 1933 license plates after midnight tomorrow Later he withdrew the order pending disposition of the legislative resolution Licenses Issued today totaled around 14000 in contrast with a total of 33353 sold during 1932 for pleasure cars and 16700 for trucks MIAMI I He must be given support without regard to party Let us hope that from his first day in office he will Inspire that confidence so essential to a restoration of faith in our country's ability to reach new heights of glory I Soon the White House is to have a new mistress a most gracious woman with a deep interest in chil dren As triumphant Japanese troops drive swiftly Into Jehol province the scope of the military operation is well shown-by the above map in which the Japanese islands in their relation to Jehol an the whole of Manchuria is superimposed on the map of the United States It is as if ffrtnrir fti I troops were to start from Jacksonville (Tokio) sail to -Houston (Korea) travel to southeastern ifpin lNew Mexico and fight on a battle front that stretches from there north almost to the Colorado thA border Tsitsihar scene of last fighting in Manchukuo would be west of Omaha The terri- of the new Manchukuon state plus Jehol Is an area that would include all of South Dakota kI Nebraska Kansas Oklahoma and substantial parts' of North Dakota Wyoming Colorado New in Mexico Texas Missouri and Iowa Peiping capital of Nationalist China is close by the Jehol white corresponding relatively to El Paso Texas ever it needed it After a breezy I entrance when he tossed his brown derby and overcoat on the fireplace mantle ini the committee room Smith set-tied down to a serious discussion of the national! Lingyuan falls the Japanese have command of a 73-mil highway leading straight to! Jehol City the capital Another Japanese force sweeping down from the far north expected to occupy chlhieng communication and transportation miter of Jehol tomorrow This is the northern pass to Jehol City Japanese reports sa was 26 miles nort at ten a The Chinese reported they were successfully defending Tamiao on the defense line between Lingyuan and Chihfeng agaijnst heavy bombardment and conte ese army of the slowed up by blit road conditions: A British embar ments to China ar Great Britain to place the United States in the role of "rillaiii" ta Japan The action was regretted in China where it was said Japan already was well provided and an armslembargo against the nation only was urged Japanese officials admitted the British embarge ould handicap SEARCH OBJECT Ernest Liebold I Last Seen At Two o'clock This "Corning DETROIT FebJ De troit police disclosed today that they were making' a investigation into the disappearance of Ernest Liebold general secretary to Henry Ford The disappearance of the Ford official active in the reorganization two bahks here was reported at two a Inspector Frank Fraley the detective bureau said Lieutenant John Hoffman head of the special bureau of Detroit police said thkt Liebold was in his small coupe When last seen All Detroit policy and all posts the Michigan state police were Immediately supplied with descriptions of the missing man and his machine Hoffman said Fraley said the request for police aid was made by a man who identified himself fas a Ford official bu whose name Is being withheld At the Liebold home It was said that nothing I was known of the dls appearance and all callers were re ferred to the Ford Motor company GERMAHSOPEN WAR UPON REDS I Away back in the years of the Cleveland administration a bride took charge of the White House social life and the change which Is coming on March 4 iss a reminder that of all the sweet 'personalities called upon to be the first lady of the land none has been more charming than Frances Folsom Cleveland by the way' Frances related to the builder Lake tabernacle SALT LAKE CITY Feb (AP) with a mass of bills ready for final action the Utah house of representatives met in a morning session today Both house and senate meet this afternoon and the possibility of evening sessions on some of the remaining nine working days of the session was considered The house had before it today the Huggins beer manufacturing bill passed yesterday afternoon by the senate after it had been amended to provide that part of the revenue from a $100 a barrel tax shall go to support of state Junior colleges First however the exist of admin Vf mk Mrs Cleveland now a grandmother should be) invited by Mrs Roosevelt to renew the scenes of social triumphs of 47 years ago when Frances Cleveland was only 22 Chlna rather than neverthei kepnlj How the years speed by! Seems only yesterday when the gossips said Cleveland was unkind to his wife Much of that type of maligning was put out for political effect Akf AEO St-llTH situation He favored lower interest Measure Putting Limit On rates on Reconstruction Finance WitTirlrawal OiiiVf corporation loans a speeding up of linarawais VUiet government functions and a public! Situation bond issue to finance the building of public roads I By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Peering through gold rimmed Eanks Pennsylvania and Ohio fortined cures for the depression the form- by emergency legislation passed er New York governor said: since the close of business yester- against cheapening the dollar by reducing the amount of gold in IV it or coinage of silver or the is- a resolution passed and signed suance of any kind of fiat money at1 midnight Pennsylvania banks highway money is the received power to regulate within ost efficient aid for unemploy- ment You get quickest action thatd5 al3 1118 approval of state banking secretary The re- There was only an occasional flash 1st fictions it was provided will not chinery sixty per cent of the money tbe emerency powers (Continued cm Page Two) 4-4 Ohio passed two laws giving the of banks unpre- cedented to A biography just published says that Cleveland was a devoted considerate husband and their married life was what Cleveland once described as long sweet! IYALSII NAMED BY ROOSEVELT Reichstag Laid To Juilding Fire Is Conspiracy By Terrorist In our politics there Is too much defaming of men in public office I i former resident of Russia Just back from Moscow says the Krem lin government constantly plans for war and there is a dread that some ddy the country will experience an unlooked-for attack By HERBERT EKHT3 United Press Staff Correspondent Copyright 1933 by United Press) VEEPEISHOU (at the front of the Chinese troops by cour-listering the iaw would have to be I ier to Lingyuan) Feb 28 (UP) This sprawling vil-lPd then the needs of the lage of mudhouses which has become a strategic point in the Chinese defense of Chengtehfu capital of Jehol was showered I Centra rheyjuniOTcoiieges and the today with Japanese bombs forerunners of an expected mnr-btherj half placed in the state gen- derous bombardment by air and long range guns ii Crouching in a dugout beside the I TIHRTEEN TO NEVE headquarters of Col Fan Ching- The vote on passage of the bill Chun who commands the 688th Chi-I 13 to 9 with one absent Urg-nese regiment of the 30th independ-1 ent infantry brigade I watched ex-1 plosives drop over unsheltered declared he is just as dry as territory Most of them exploded! 2 Jember 01 the 6enata or the harmlessly in open ground Hrestimated it would mean a OLD TRENCII MORTAR revenue of a million dollars a year One of the bombs fell dangerous-for Ogden and declares if beer is not ly close to the dugout but failed to manufactured in Utah it will be explode Officers examined it and brought into neighboring wet states found it was a six-inch trench mor- from eastern breweries He declar-tar shell evidently taken from the ed the constitutionality of the bill ammunition stores of the Mukden had been vouched for by the state arsenal attorney general and several other It was evident from tills fact thatattorneys'TTT nrfCP the Japanese have been forced to I a a wn the recourse of using these captured shells as aerial bombs produced hy Representative Chris Gr eenhag en when it received a tie Another -bomb falling while I was vote The Huggins measure also Iwill have to gain the approval of the how lftn8f committee before child despite Japanese assurances can a vote that the peasant populace would not I Half a dozen other bills were De harmed (passed by the senate and as 'many JTKE ON PEASANTS I disposed of by the houTduSigyTs-Ehortly after this incident I saw terday session and two a Japanese airplane swoop over the new bUls were accepted in the senhighway and turn its machine gun ate One was bv Senator John on carts bearing peasant refugees! Wallace to levy aUwo per cent sales out of the district tax on certain transactions and the The Chinese commanders say such other by Senator Ward Holbrook attacks occur daily on Jehol high-1 to repeal the $100 income tax Always ling fee Acting on Governor Tang The Wallace bill provides for a orders the defending troops have tax of five cents a pound cm tea and withdrawn from their positions at I coffee five cents a pair on silk and Pingfangtsi to stronger positions rayon stockings 10 per cent on to- An Po Ibacco cigars cigarettes and cos-(Continued on Page Two) metlc8i and 10 to 20 per cent on soft drinks Farmers' sales of their own products are exempt The Blaine resolution for repeal (Continued on Page Two) 4 Hotel Prices Boosted BERLIN Feb The Hitler government today ordered the arrest of every communist connected with the government fog alleged complicity In a terrorist plot which began with tie attempted destruction by fire of the reichstag build tags A ban on the communist and so cial-democrat press was decreed by Hermann Wilhelm Goering minister without portfolio la the Hitler government i fevery young person is required to bo proficient in some branch of military science and battle practice Much attention is beiig given to aviation and chemical warfare as the Soviet leaders believe the next war will ba won by air forces and attacks Japan but resented By United press Japanese crces drove relentlessly through the province of Jehol today toward Its capital Cjhengteh I -Although the Chinese resisted advices frota United Press correspondents at the front Indicated they were being forced back everywhere to their second lipe of defense where they were expected to make a last stand 1 While the Chinese the Japanese by abdut 000 few (observers believed they could withstand Indefinitely the superior discipline and equipment of the Japanese war machine POISON GAS USED PINGCHUAN (Chinese General Staff Headquarters) Jehol Feb 28 Governor! Tagn Yu-Lin reported from Chengteh today that the Japanese operating in the Chaoyang areas are dropping poison gas from airplanes Confirmation from this side of the line! was impossible 1 Two fail Td Obtain Baldwin Caie Bonds II (L'j I HELENA Mont Feb Appeal bonds have been filed and approved in federal! court Yvzre tor all but two of the 10 men convicted February T4 on charges of using the mails to defraud while -carrying on a stock selling campaign for the Baldwin Radio corporation of Salt Lake City I Nathan sales-manager and Frank Keller Jr a director who with threl other officials were fined $10006 Jointly and sentenced to serve a prison term of five yearn have not secured appeal bonds All defendants are still ta Jail here pending payment of iftaes Gasoline Tax Cases Go To Higher Court Feb 28 LAKE CITY HYDE PARK Feb I (AP) President-elect Roosevelt fco-superintendent day announced appointment of powers control with- Thomas Walsh of Montana as his drawals and slash red tape in I attorney general reopening of closed it was Senator Walsh who pros-proride protection ecuted the senate's inquiry into the naval oil reserve leases that sent restrict- Albert Fall former secretary of mg withdrawals bringing the num- the interior to jail The selection of ber taking such action in Ohio to Walsh left only two more names to Doctors Believe They Can) strengthen Roosevelt Let Down On Heroic were made to strengthen the SSEL? offiririiist Treatment pg situatlon- In Little Rock and North little Rock Ark banks re- the announcements of Miss stricted withdrawals The Delaware Sufficient torment was' Roper 7t feumarotaa te cre cause attending physicians to an- bl lfhedeems JJ necessary nounce that injection of food solu-l nye banks ta Covington Ky1 WOE FOR CO-EDS tion into his veins would be di- lacross the river from Cincinnati de-1 MADISON Wis Feb continued elded to limit withdrawals to five! Ft ty the poor University of Wiscon- Dr Frederick Tice of Chicago an-1 nounced after issuing a bulletin that DETROIT SITUATION becomes a would an oxygen-room being rushed here n1Jficlgan okkeeping task by plane from New York probablyfe1 the two new would not be used if further 1 Ford-backed banks in operation a campus tradition for 8 Goering charged stag fire was part communist uprising that the relch of a plot for a which had as its Military experts in other countries think Russia is looking forward to jthe time when Soviet troops will battle with the Japanese goal destruction of all government buildings and wholesale looting of Evidence uncovered today indicated that the reichstag1 fire which left the main hall of the legislative mildtag a mass of charred ruins but which spared the library of the listoric edifice was deliberately set jy a Dutch communist I named Van Der Luebbe acting! in concert with a number of other conspirators Police reported that after the ire was discovered! men were seen rushing through the building with lighted torches in their hands Van Der Luebbe said he had no confederates in his attempt to destroy the government buildings That will be a war which will determine the future of all Asia and relation to America nations Rotary's Rotogram forecasts roses in the following: I will be summer again Winter won't stay Tli ere will be rores again Come day will be laughter and joy After the sorrow If you don't like today like i later in goInff bead with clerks working in I 97 shifts around the dock in an effort trinity shifts around the dock In an effort Mrs Droubay Tells For Inauguration Day Republicans Saying Goodbye To Hoover And Democrats Looking Over New Offices provement was noted Ccrmak's condition The plane bringing the oxygen segregate the 1700000 accounts room is due here at midnight that are to be transferred to the Mayor Ccrmak's respiratory rate PwaDa It had been hoped the lower and Dr Tice banks would opened tomorrow said oxygen therapy has been tb8 bookkeeping task may discontinued The equipment now ne5e3? a deay en route here may not be set 1 legislation In Maryland remained Ccrmak's colitis condition committees of the legislatures to las improved and he now Is able tolda' Qov Ritchie stating that while take sufficient fluids by mouth toP1 desired he Is even more sustain Dr Tice said adding to Provoke -a measure that a glucose injection into his represents the be st thought veins this afternoon probably would0 everybody on the subject be the last unless unfavorable de- velopments occur I DETROIT Feb Com- 'delay the reorganizations plications- have arisen which rnsy ms of Yes there will be roses (md balmy days and cloudless skies' 01 Family Quarrel Superinfendpnt Would Stories There also will come the day when there will be less of depression and more of happiness Bar Bedtime MINNEAPOLIS Feb edtime start LIS Feb Bedtime stories with a gasoline th4 White Star with which aAAViVirrVSirvVViVMVVWVVVVVWWU) WASHINGTON Feb aao a Eut how difficult it is tin winter to think in terms of roses or in dullness to look forward to an America throbbing with the life of prosT perity southern calm turned Ford News said today baS by Detroit nartonmeS-ed1 torth News said today jthe nation prepared for the taaugu Steamer In Port But Passengers Kidnaped The situation developed the News Isald over refusal of New York ration of a new president Democrats had waited 12- long Jack Pomer station operator an Gas and Oil comp he is associated I were held for rial by CitV Judge Dalby on Monday on six charges involving sorted failure to comply! with the statei gasoline tax law -D Scoggins was held for trial jy Judge (Dalby last! welk cm iml lar charges The cases are the! first moves In an announced campaign by the state to enforce collection! of gasoline tax payments In all our affairs we see things too close up and fail to( get the perspective which places everything in proper relation to the entire structure I I While nearly every one wants spring there are those who do not Listen to this from a song of fear: SALT LAKE CITY Feb (AP) Mrs Elizabeth Droubays story of the events which led up to the fatal shooting of her husband Edson igay Droubay of the Salt Lake City fire yell0W crtxmes I department last November 30 was Deas (told tram the witness stand at her Red white and blue bunting Lh here todav waves in the breeze but already a little bedraggled from rata TheL-S T0TtiMf wpotvioT vnon I murder testififid th2-t ft bitter fotmdav quarrel preceded the shooting of her Rear Admiral Carev I husband at their home The prose- head of the inaugural committee at f0Ir bXlt his telephone sajtag Seais-fS jSf the parade range ta price from $2 to hearing the case allowed Mrs $7 depending on film ete they JSfJS are to Mr seat which rf hen court adjourned Grayson says will be the only freer1 noon chair on Pennsylvania avepue tir aJS2E55 BojJy 18 Water one for all who could get inside fit i nnnl In frtihn Keepers of second rate hotels ask Vallu1 111 lUallU tag $15 a day for dooms down the hall from the bath BOISE Feb The body Republicans dropping in to sayjof Ed Fruit 77-year-old miner and sad good-byes to President Hoover trapper was found today in the icy who is going fishing es soon as his! water of the New York canal 14 successor is inducted into offeie miles from here where he fell ta Democrats looking over their new while seeking muskrats offices in the capital office buildings Search was started for him late and criticizing the present furnish- yesterday afternoon two hours after ngs They particularly dislike the he left the home of his brother bronze elephants on most of the Fruit with whom he has stayed for th past two years a moral at tached must be scrapped Paul Stetson superintendent bf Indianapolis schools said today at the National Education association convention that the schools of 1933 can not train their youth to meet the social and ethical problems of a cynical world by telling them bedtime stories "The present bankruptcy of morals is evidence that attempts to instill moral character into previous generations by reciting rules of conduct have he declared should drive home the ethical truths through direct and real ta the he said The experiences of others seldom impress Mi THE NERVE OF HIM! CHICAGO Feb Miss Pauline Stahl cafe employe has so much nerve a holdup man- took out time ta compliment her on the he commanded and spoil my nice clean she replied! should say got a lot: of nerve the robber declared admiringly Ha tools $1303 Two Bombings Occur And Lawyer Wounded I am afraid to letou go Only within your bosom! is there peace 1 Calm of dull fkies and silence soft as snow I Stay the south mind that vill not let me rext i Vmter I am afraid to let you to grant a 20000000 tamlJSE wlSlrtJ'SiSS in reorganization 1 the SatNow hundreds are making their way into hotels in vain search for a rooms Notices that 250000 visitors Umaitions fQVOr ta all would be in Washington be a fore President-elect Roosevelt be- Large licet Crop comes president in fact on Satur- TWIN PALLS Feb hi their -war- ton 00k Yalfand cobsen and other Danish officers sugar beet leaf hopper which turned Pennsylvania avenue were imprisoned I but one section into an elongated Yale bowl 1 J0 (be state the annual forecast byl Hundreds of prosperous-looking Dr Chamberlain director of individuals scurrying down hotel LOOK OUT IEDISTKINSthe Twin Fall bureau of entomology corridors with paper-wrapped bot-CIIICAGO Feb There Pointed toward a bumper crop in ties under their arms (Note Rye is an accident running around Chi- 1933 whiskey was sclltag at $4 a half cago hunting for a place to happen The leaf hopper was reported the gallon but was expected to go up Louis Fclnberg notified police his lowest in history In all sections ex- in price momentarily) car was stolen He said it was made ccpting the region from Glens Fer Detectives watching all Incoming order for him became of a crip- ry to Oregon Winter conditions trains for gentlemen with possible pled foov and afraid the thief have also been favorable Dr Cham- anarchistic tendencies ea know how to operate it Iberiaia srisi The White House Sa need cf tn- i SPRING FIELD 111 Two bombings sasstaation attempt broke the quiet which marked resumption of operations 'at the four large Peabody coal mines ta tills area today Bombs were exploded at the homes of two mines employes ta the district and a sniper fired oi) Drernan progressive (union attorney 3reman was slightly hurt but best That plaintive pleading will find no rc-'ponro uhcre winter has been ns "ere cs here in the hills of the Was itch i'i ce let December thd forma tuaA bn upon us until they have uu'ifJ i under and forced the try tL i wero injured in fbo.