Show TEMPERATURES WEATHER (For a m today) Min UTAH — Partly cloudy and warmWed- period 124-ho- er tonight nesday increasing cloudiness ' IDAHO — Cloudy with light snow in south portion to- -- 21 30 12 28 22 Max 40 New York 12IOmaha 48 Pocatello 40 Portland Louis 401 St 34 Salt Lake 36lSan Fran RRi neveai Min Max I 37Minneapoli 32 City 24 night in little at ending 38 10 5? 40 16 48 5$ 32 Seattle change o EVENING FEBRUARY 14 1939 THE ASSOCIATED PRESS THE UNITED PRESS o Seven -- Member Group To Decide Fate Of Bills 226 I InTToPPEPK G TO LAST REST IN Closed Doors CROWDS MISSING 0 P HEADS FOG ’40 - Ira A By JOSEPH L MYLER NEW YORK Feb 14— Darned sifting com- (UP) — Thex Republican party mittee today to decide the admittedly moribund until fate of more than 226 bills last November presented to introduced in the senate Sen- the nation today what its The committee headed by chair- leaders asserted was a “united ator Billings man will receive 126 bills now front” infused with “a great on second reading and more than spirit of fight for 1940” to dein standing committees cide which will be acted upon in the closing days of the 23rd 1 session Other members of the committee one of the most important in the senate in that it wields a powerful influence on action in (he next 20 days are Senators lt Lake) Snow (D-x Holmes dron-WashingtoSummit Hopkin Morgan) Undstrom 100 -- Leaders looked back oh Monday night’s Lincoln day celebration here one of the largest andxmost militant gatherings of Republicans in years and predicted a return to power in the next presidential election after eight lean years Cheered v Ex-Preside- nt Former President Herbert Hoo ver who keynoted the “victory through unity party” with the assertion that only a return to Republicanism could save the nation from "inflation and dictator and Farr Carbon) House Group Unnamed ship” expressed delight today with the reaction his words evoked A similar committee will Still stimulated by the repeated named shortly in the house sen sustained bursts of applause and Meanwhile both house and cheers with which nearly 2000 and as bills of a number ate received white-tie- d and colorfully gowned de to the beat legislators sought Republican men and women greetline State law provides that address the parbills may be introduced after ithe ed his 40th day — Thursday —without un- ty’s chief spokesman said: “It was a great and enthusiastic animous consent of the house or It bodes a great spirit meeting senate 1940” of for infight bills One of the outstanding John D M Chairman Party troduced in the house today would Hamilton more even was jubilant crack down more severely on "I went out west last January drunken and reckless drivers visited six states in 12 days One of the first introduced on and said “I never have seen as he the legislators’ return from Cedar fine a of unity And that spirit City and St George the bill would spirit was exemplified again last ' (Continued on Page 2 Col ) night Test of Republicanism There are men of varying de FRANK FRANCIS1 grees of viewpoints In our party— but they are expressing their views inside the party That is the test whether he beof a Republican lieves most of the time in the tenets and candidates of his party' The directors of Republican strategy made no secret of the fact that until November 1940 they intend to keep plugging at New Deal "extravagance” dissension A week ago a dispatch cam oui within the Democratic party and of Rome stating that the Pope had (Continued on Page 2 Col 1) cold a slight I This evening in the ancient prot FOR toes under St Peter’s cathedral y— he body of Pope Pius XI is t Jlaced in a triple coffin Mac-Farla- ne six-ho- ur (D-Sa- (D-Bo- n) (D-Ri- ch (D-Web- er) 3000-wo- rd f ' O NEWS and VIEWS How swiftly man can pass from the living to the dead! Views Having read in New3 & frond fed were the being that quail tables of homes on Taylor avenue John Forristall was reminded he bad failed to continue his practice of feeding the birds in winter JAIL ASKED MROLLSFRAUD WASHINGTON Feb 14 (AP) — -- Pius XI was today beneath the ROY SHRECK "I’m sure he’s alive” e last rites reached a climax as! cardinals and bishops many of them aged and most of them appointees of Pope Pius filed slowly past the casket (pver it each made the sign of th cross Then the casket was carried in a procession --preceded by a cruMate Refuses to Give Up cifix bearer and long lines of lighted candles Flier Spokane Hope efore the altar of the confession under the immense dome of Will Be Found Peter’s the cortege halted Hre a framework with ropes 14— Wash Feb SPOKANE arid had been erected bepulleys' ad(AP)yA wary wife’s refusal to side a sunken altar floor which mit hopelessness spurred search- was level with the cathedral grot-:oers today in their hunt for Roy The casket was lowered to a SpoSchreck Veteran While the choir kane aviator missing since early funeral carriage notes the casket was its last sapg Sunday into the ' grottoes to rest roped By air and land the search was near the tombs of Pius XTs two continued over x the mountainous immediate predecessors Benedict vand snow-covheavily-forreste- d XV and Pius X ed area in Idaho northeast of His tomb was under the great Spokane which for two days has aljtar where only a pope celerebuked all efforts to locate the brates mass i missing pilot At this altar during his "I won’t give up” Mm Marie Pius had officiated at Shreck the pilot’s wif esaid as pontificate most solemn and church’s the ground crews struggled back reto moving ceremonies Hundreds of the airport Monday night and of the ’ faithful had ported no success Last of the thousands watched him there— first in robust search planes had long since Rei health and recently weakened by j ported entire lack of clues illness as he performed his duties until I ‘Til never give up hope asi holy‘ father of the Catholic ' see him dead” World S U forest Land parties under Few Mourners Invited service guidance planned to cover as much of the north Idaho mounToday’s entombment ritual contains in the area Shreck was be- ducted behind closed doors contrasted strikingly with the pomp lieved down as possible today of the living Pope’s appearances in St Peter’s The great crowds of those appearances— often numGOLD bering more than 50000 — were -Jssing There were comparatively few mourners — cardinals ' TO ARRIVE invited bishops and other prelates of the papal court diplomats and papal aristocrats King Winter who headed Lacking too were the fanfare ice in an Monday of silver trumpets and the excited wagon broke down cries of "Viva il Papa” ("Long Hence the predicted cold wave lijve the pope”) 'which customarily failed to materialize on his the pontiff living greeted The temperature dipped to 21 entrance into the cathedral degrees above zero in Ogden The ceremonies began soon aft-e- r early today following a maximum p m Witnesses already In Salt werefour of 37 degrees Monday in their places the women Lake City the Associated Press veils the laymen black wearing reports the mercury dropped to clad In tail coats with papal dec21 above zero and to 16 at the orations on their chests the papal nearby airport Southern Idaho gendarmes the noble and palatine enjoyed mild weather in their brilliant uniforms The minimum at Pocatello was guards Mussolini On Friday Premier will 24 at Idaho Falls 20 and at Boise pay Italian the family and 30 who to the tribute Pope Snow began falling at Boise an the forecast indicated other points (Continued on Page 2 Col 2) would get another white coverin A storm sweeping eastward from the Pacific coast caught1 Up with—and passed — the cold wave 17-ye- ar -- j PREDICTED FAILS inter-mountainw- ard re-est- ab PLEAS ENTERED IN DEATH CASE Tng 14-(- t People In News: Texan Says Billion Dollar US Debt OK (D-G- a) re-li- ef anti-clim- ax i WASHINGTON Feb — House - Democrats heard complaints at a party conference today that there was not enough cooperation between the White House and Democratic legislators 14-CA- 14 (AP)— men pleaded Innocent today that they took part in £ree or "execution-slayin- g Gherman W Cadwell ago tjrapper more than a month who deaf trapper Cad-vfe- il George Hayes officers quoted as saying old "sent demons into my bead a pea from a radio also entered of not guilty by reason of inLavern Russell 18 who the state in binding charges joined Hayes shots which the hooding and firing Victor Montano and killed Cadwell ftc- charged as a "principal cused of having J°in6d rob the aged man both entered pleas of innocent W Me (District JudgeOscar Wed Conkie set Russelli tnal lor ana nesday with trials for HayesinterMontano to follow after an vening triaL TOOELE’ Utah Feb i WOBXlDWiVK Ad HEARING SCHEDULED CITY Feb 14— will hold (AP Utah’s legislators tonight onhearing twopubHcbefore of rephouse the T°frue as v-SHnd tl other-o- 5f“t n H en excise which propose fou'r cents per MOO cubic of sold In the on natural gas state P) PRAISED VTcReynolds May Quit High Post1 Say j l Friends j WASHINGTON Feb 14— (AP) — The retirement of Jus- tice Louis D Brahdeis fom the supreme court brought a chorus of senatorial demands today that a westerner be appointed to fhe seat h held nearly 23 years Only one member of the eburt Several members who attended western legislators pointed 'out the closed meeting in the house corses from beyond the Mississipr chamber asserted that Rep Cox pi river He is Justice Fierce But-J Minnesota of had jqade a rousing Brandeis whose Tpe speech the tenor of which was that shock y of unruly hair the administration would’ do well a made him picturesque figure on to go along with congress and not Insist so much that congress go the bench made known his decision to retire in a along with it iate While the conference held in an note to President Roosevelt Monday smoke and atmosphere of cigar Steps' Down Last Time general good fellowship was deAn hour before the venerable scribed bjft Democratic Readers as down from j his entirely harmonious a number of urjist had stepped chair jn a crowded those present said Cox had spokAs en of & lack of consultation be- courtroom for the last time 4 (D-G- a) Iron-gra- one-senten- ce r “ high-back- ed 3 4s ’ I With Roosevelt Or He With House Issue FOR LOST PILOT er FOR RECORD Shall - Congress Go Along WIFE SPURS HUNT f -- ASSAIL ing place in moving semiprivate ceremonies lasting an hqur and a half Senator Adams proposed legislation today to make it a jai offense for WPA officials knowingly to permit anyone to remain on relief rolls who was not in actual need So he once more is throwing Adams leader of the recent sue cessful senate fight to trim $150 crumbs to feathered visitors 000000 from President Roosevelt’s With heavy storms the birds are $875000000 relief bill said such a provision would prevent "waste suffering and must be aided and extravagance” in the admin Nothing in nature is mor de- Istration of relief the birds when in Under the recent act CoL H C lightful than summer and they chirp and Harrington WPA administrator spring their songs of rejoicing was instructed to investigate relief TOURISTS STRANDED rolls to ascertain whether in Those songs must be preserved dividuals now in need were re BY WHARF STRIKE by keeping alive the winged ceiving aid Adams said he would ask for Harrington’s findings when the KINGSTON Jamaica Feb UP) When spring arrives and the senat£ appropriations committee — Many American and British meadow lark Is heard on the east takes up Mr Roosevelt’s request bench of Ogden no place in all for an additional $150000000 WPA tourists were stranded at Montego today by a strike of wharf labor the world has more of that which allocation makes life worth living Adams said he would seek to ers which tied up shipping in the reduce the average $5250 monthly port including the banana trade! of the cjill Union leaders threatened to call morning In the early wage now paid WPA workers anc the lark is a message proclaiming the allotment of $9 per worker per a strike at all island ports The month for materials For every re strike was called as a protest the glory of the dawn duction of $1 he said an addi against the employment by the iweet tional What -- a revelation those 50000 persons could be pu United Fruit company of a rival union member : notes would be to the boys and girls on WPA rolls York New City of Side of the East to tne If they could be transplanted catch to hills our great "edge of in the full meaning of the outdoors comes '“’ockies when spring ) That Is a significant statement which comes from Berlin to the effect that the Nazis are pondering the By United Press on the wisdom of returning publican Lincoln' day gathering kt Czecho-- to the Dr R II Montgomery profes- New Sudeten Germans York night that his - Slovak federation sor of economics at University of election lastMonday November was but the Texas said that the country prelude to greater victories for the is becom- - need not betoday even if the party in 1940 burden economic alarmed The " national debt reaches $100000000-00- 0 The ing too great to be endured department has reDr Montgomery an authority fused ajustice for return request is quoted L on financial and railroad legisla- ly $500000 in cash and of nearDr Hjalmar Schacht property as having said that it is risky to tion praised many New Deal fi- seized In 1921 from Grover !D beings human and nancial because farm policies prophecy Bergdoll the nation’s most famed out Allen of Miami ?raft:d°d1ger 11116 Property will be appear capable of eking in anf" which FlaJudge Wyne istence under conditions the benefit liquidated and proceeds deposited Vallee Rudy gave cattle would succumb of a "reasonable doubt” and dis- In tne U S treasury Sei f)Valter F George missed charges of assault and batone f ngThat was equivalent ato disclosi- tery brought of crooner the senators assigned by Vice against that Germany is in desperate by a busboy in a night club President John Garner to help draft economic position Franklin P Bull who as an at- broad changes In the federal system said that torney for Harry Thaw In the What an it wou d be Stanford White murder case died depends on elimination prosperity of "those to the Munich conference if Su in Los Angeles Gov Frank ir”Mtated business ndkeSu in doubt” Fitzgerland of Michigan told a Re (Continued on Page 2 Col 3) (D-Col- o) HEAR GEORGIAN ?reat central altar of St Peter’s cathedral His triple casket wrapped in red wool was lowered to a final rest- Huggins of Ogden an all - Democratic J Mentioned to Succeed Brandeis On Bench DEI10 LEADERS (AP) — Pope Duried j Jtahns S' v Premier Mussolini to Pay Respects At Friday Mass Vatican city Feb 14— CAMPAIGN FIGHT ffori Supreme Coiirt! Post Demanded ST PETER'S Entombment Ritual for ope Held Behind Rush to Beat Deadline Militant Gathering Thursday Lambasts F D R x SALT LAKE CITY Ffb Policies 14 — (AP) —Senate President Legislators ‘ UNITED ner PONTIFF GOES Huggins Appoints Committee Sifting To Guide Measures FINAL EDITION 2 Sections — 18 Pages tween the White House and Democratic legislators y Randolph Agrees Rep Randolph (DWVa) other Democrats said spoke along the same line aa Cox protesting Mr Roosevelt’s action In sending another special message on relief to congress after it had made a in the reduction $150000000 ° Ji' r amount the president had asked ( ' i 'ffy' for the WPA It was the failure of Democrats V to turn out last week when the ! tiouse pared down an appropriation for the Tennessee valley aumeeting tothority that led to the have-'- been Republicans day showing up in force at the daily house sessions One Democrat was reported to have assailed' failure of the appropriations committee to bring the relief and independent offices appropriations measures to the floor in such shape that roll call votes could have been obtained on two Issues on which the administration lost vide venof Sees Defense Passage the retirement the With STUDIED APPOINTMENT One was the $150000000 cut in erable supreme court jurist Louis Dembitz Brandeis (above) senators funds the other the $17000-00- 0 today demanded that a westerner be selected as his successor Among WPAreduction in the T V A apHarold Justice are Stephens those prominently mentioned for the post v propriation (lower left) resident of Utah and now of the district court of appeals Martin J Ohio Later Representative formerly and (lower right) Federal Judge Florence E- Allen of Kennedy of New York told reportof Utah ers the conference “utterly failed to serve the purpose for which it was called” “The only impression I got' Kennedy said “was that the president had given the leadership a spanking for their failure to de IN liver the goods and they in turn (Continued on Page 2 Col 1) — HAMBURG 14 Feb (AP) Germany’s fuehrer saw the Reich’s HACKENSACK N J Feb 14 PRIVATE FUNDS TO newest and greatest battleship slide (UP) — The jitterbug has been Bergendown the ways bearing the name put under the microscope at to found and college PAY JEWS’ EXODUS of Bismarck today and declared ' -junior but seldom fatal have distressing the iron chancellor’s hopes had effects r — at last Adolf triumphed Its bite Is distinctly’ poisonous through Feb 14— (AP)r-T- he LONDON ‘ Hitler according to the repbrt of Clif- intergovernmental committee on ford H Soles and "products Before 50000 heiling Nazi digniauthorized the esrefugees today effect upon the tablishment taries and onlookers Hitler seized heart-rendin- g of interna a private relathe opportunity of picturing the victim’s parents and elderly tional corporation to finance i creator of the German five-yeempire 'as tives” $300000000 plan for the The analysis was inspired by much the same kind of a man of Jews from Germany emigration as himself — destined by provia c&ntroversy over whether city committee disclosed The refugee of sale dence to be a lonely figure fightofficials should ban the to would ‘ at It try move 150000 young drug swing music records ing against a world of obstacles from Jews Germany in the first at The spirit of Bismarck he said a stores &s city officials did of the plan’s operation year should shine- before the " eyes of Clifton N J will be new corporation The those who man the new 35000-to- n formed as soon as possible to lend ' which is another adwarship help to this undertaking BUSS JAPAN REHEW financial vance of Nazidom’s self-stylmeetof a two-da- y conclusion At “road-o- f Sir destiny” for 1939— “in the instructed committee the ing hours of the1 most difficult pernew director Emerson its Herbert MANCHOUKUO formance of duty” to advise the German government Hitler’s newspaper Voelkischer that it would' continue to devote Boebachter said the new ship with Its Border best efforts to aiding "involun 14 (AP)— TOKYO Feb the 26000 ton battleships Gneisenau tary German refugees” and Scharnhorst gave German sea clashes between Soviet Russian reSir Herbert replaced George were power a place among the great and Manchoukuo troops the American director who Rublee news (Japanese fleets of the World ported by Domei while the resigned yesterday after laying beagency) today fore the committee the German house of parliament demanded terms for Jewish emigration stronger policy against Russia v f -- jL le disappeared with his colleagues behind the heavy draperies j he Rave no public indication that he never would return Jo his place at (he left of Chief Justice Hughes The president recuperating at hel White House from the grippe promptly penned a letter of regret in which he said: "The country has needed you through Jail :hese years and I hope you vili do realize as your old friends low unanimous the nation has ieen in its gratitude to you” Congressional tributes to Brandeis were general in contrast to th furore aroused over his appointment by President Wilson in 1916 He was the? first Jew to sit' on the court and his critics had pictured him as a radical and a violent partisan It was more than months before the senate confor firmed his nomination 47 to 22 ' Common Man Upheld n his long service Brandeis' the enunciated rights of constantly the common man and vigorously supported social experimentation H voted’ to sustain much of’ the New Deal legislation which a ma- jollity of the court held uncoristi- - tuiional r Roosevelt now ‘ Bite Held Disturbing -- Biit Not Fatal Jitterbug HITLER: GLORIES NEW WARSHIP ar 1 3 ’ ed W LONDON Feb 14— (UP)— Great Britain has informed Italy that she considers the of Italian reinforcements sending to Libya a violation of the British-Italia- n accord Informed sources said DETROIT Feb 14— (AP)—A circuit court ruling today gave Homer Martin’s faction of the United Automobile Workers of America possession of property funds and records of the Detroit Plymouth local 51 marking a victory over forces supported by the Congress of Industrial Organizations anti-Mart- in WASHINGTON Feb 14— (AP) —The house beginning debate on President Roosevelt's defense proy) gram heard Chairman Ma of the house military committee warn today the time is not far distant when invasion of the United States would be possible D-K- Funeral Director-a- nd P a Last Wednesday she visited to learn director funeral Toledo she whether a funeral contract be would 1934 made for herself in penniless her present honored in state -- Suddenly she cried: "I am go-to ing to complete this I am going finish this thing” And she outlined her funeral plans— no religious service no flowers no prayer no visitors cremation and a scattering of her ashes— "anywhere” The funeral director persuadec her to wait until sometime this week before carrying out her de cision- A newspaper published the details Offers of jobs have pour ed in— but the woman fears they are offered in charity— and she does not want charity So a funeral director— and a city today awaits— hoping the discourher aged woman will not carry out one of will she accept that plans— the jobs and continue living - a half dozen senate controver sies over appointments to federal posts and his designation of Branded’ successor may ishow whether hel intends to listen to senatorial The appointrecommendations ment will be the president’s fourth to the court1' western senators are lopk askance at a iy who does not come region and were quick to suggest candidates Senators Adams and Democrats lorado their support of Federal Jiidge Sam Bratton of New Mexico $en-atsaid he Connally would recommend Federal” Circuit Judge’ Joseph C Hutcheson Jr of Texas but added that Bratton I J "would be fine” advoSenator Gillette cated appointment of‘ Dean Wiley Rutledge of the University of Iowa ' law school Resident! of Utah j Another name prominently mentioned was that of Justice Harold Stephens of the District of Columbia court of appeal Stephens is f resident 'of Utah There was some mention of Senators Schwellenbach (Continued on Page 2 Col 0) 4 or (D-Tt- x) (Ip-Iow- a) (D-Wis- h) Gal Tinney a City Strive to Sidetrack Suieide — TOLEDO O Feb 14— (AP) 70- a Somewhere in Toledo today woman ponders the quesyear-ol- d tion whether life is w0 her in Scores have pleaded with to not letters to newspapers indicated end she her life— as she has end3 would do before the day offered her Many jobs have beenshe indicated reasons —one of the she wished to end her life was sh is without money Her name is unknown to the In) WASHINGTON D C Feb 14— Ithough he is the president’s secretary Steve Early is not as New Dealish as many people think Didn't he used3 to be press agent of the U S chamber of commerce before going to work for F D R7 Yep But they don’t come more loyal than Steve If he hankered! to leave the "Boss” as he calls Mr Roosevelt he would have done It last year when he was along on and the president’s sea voyage Was given ‘‘the worses” in those equator-crossin- g rites While F D R looked on aa "Senior Shellback” Steve was shocked With electricity sme&red with paint and flour shaved with a big wooden razor ahd dumped into a pool of water Ferdinand the Bull was never so mad I as teve after the bee stang him enough You can’t blame Steve is enough It’s like the time a black Stranger carrying a little bag knocked at the door of a famThe ily with fourteen children father opening the door said: fCome in and I hope you’re the piano tuner” (Copyright 1539) I r |