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Show I The Weather Unsettle cl ton friday, light ram end m, northwest portion, cooler m Grain Range UTAH , ,i , west LOGAN, - A XTTTT UTAH, t Till UM AY. OlTOHKli l . 1 ;i tTTTSTTT t, l r Moves Into ( onlmiiox Miners Will Xot Join In General Walkout tal. CITY, ft Glen Gillespie cheirniun the State Mine Uunion board I that 600 Or t nru n at the Midvale smtlter probably would join a statewide stiiKi of mine, metal and smelter work ers Saturday The announcement w is the first development in the strike whuh started several days ago alti r op erators would not meet union d mands of a higher pav sralo and strict en'ition of hours under the statt law The Midvale plant is one of the few still operating in the st ite Mine operations at Iark Cit Lark, Bingham Tintie and Tooe !e already have stopped Miners organized relief agencies to aid more than 300 of their men who are out on strike The union officials claimed support of the g United Mire Workers union There were no disorders reported as a result of the strike LAKE SALT Oct CITY, Utah, Pi State officials of the powerful United Mine Workers of America announced publicly today 15 ft that southern Utah's coal miners will not join a walkout of 3,000 union metal miners in the rich northern Utah mining area Although coal miners of Utah and Wyoming already have pledged "moral and financial" backing to the miners and smeltermen s walkout, they will not participate physically in the strike, Frank Bonacci, state representative of the United Mine Workers, said His announcement appaiently precluded possibility of the Carbon county district s approximate 8 000 coal miners halting operations in the southern area, now producing at near the yearly peace to fill winter demands We will assist the striking unions only morally and finanWhile we cially, Bonacci said (Continued on page eight) HI in!1 I K In it!.l I ( L link n t!iinuh i with nt v flu le (I I l ( K ill Gains llumigli IH Noted H Ilesident t Giand Rapids w i pi , sj hoim I Iilu ms a mug th u ui out ill iv, i i un of is mil woiktts i s in , i i "I i ci s a tt r 1 in - tin r v ii - iho ilu tin gnvirnnnm , i ( ,u L mini) ill bornli d ind6t,dne.s of i first is in icahtv inniigige oil everv honu and firm -t in tins n ition It is jcias rial mil f u more i ert un oi (dilution it it wcie reioidcd in jnur thin i urt hou ,c Opposed lo Waste ri its lirgcl.v on tile It huks of propirtv owiurs, f amirs and w tge (aniirs I am opposed to ..aste and debt bei nisi I im opposed to the lltunate (onfisi ition of farms and bomi s At tho sime turn W ilium L he id of the Brotherhood of C.iipcnters and Joiners and diru or of the labor division of the Republican national committee issued a statement from the Lamlon tram in which he atcusid the new dial of 'using its influence to control the internal affairs of labor unions ' This was lllustnted he said when notice went forth to compel union men of Chicago to march in the p trade held in that citv last night for President Roosevelt Quotes Order He cpioted an order from Chi8X'o 611 Brotherhood Local of cago and Paper Painters, Decorators of as America Hangers saying 'You are requested to be in a on (Continued page eight) Hutchefon, UNIONS SEEK TO Think' 4f RobertS Alien Iresulent'it life aboard campaign train is busy though well oron ganized; every inch of "Pioneer put to use- - for work, accommodations; efficient staff helps him handle offic ml duties sao AUTHORIZE STRIKE SAN FRANCISCO Oct 15 ill) Pacific , oast maritime unions today asked their members to vote on a proposal to authorize' a coast-wid- e wateriront strike beginning Thursday midnight, Oct The committee announced the unions will begin a referendum to authorize a strike in order ' ti avoid a tie-u- p through spontan Ions action by our membership In telegrams to President Frank tin Roosevelt and tm commissior the committee said the national maritime commission had caused great unrest" among the workers through its participation Tuesd tj in negotiations between shipowners and dock and shipboard employers The commission demanded that the Pacific coast ports be kept open while it sent an investigate-her- e to discuss the long standing problems which have threatened to br.ng industrial warfare coin-pa- r ible to the 1934 waterfront and general strike m San Fran- wlule writing talks; 11)11 loves travel, has covered 100,000 null's cisco hut he must watch diet aboard president CAMPAIGN MAKE PLANS FOR ROOSEVELT'S SPECIAL Pioneer, the tar in whuh the president s now making his swing around lhe uri has served him as uit, otficml traveling lesulcnce since he entered the White Hou.e Theie is ornate about The Pmnter. nothing Big and roomy, it is "Ult for a maximum of utility aai cornfoit and a minimum oi snow It ls owned by the Pull-nu- n company and la available to anyonc who wants to rent it But the railtouds, knowing Roosevelts 9refeitme for The Pioneer, obi un it for him Outwardly the car looks like an ordinary Pullman, except tha has a rear platform W hen the preairlc nt uses it, the platform . equipped with a loud speaker tpriecj to a corner of the roof, att i, bed to the rail is a hj al re tiling desk to hold papeis nntrnphones The pn-va- te l' 1 j ! 41111 desk ls government invention of is c?,u pio-0- Col-- lrd St irling, able chief House Secret hen t',c trnm k irJon tllp desk is covered by an ''nous hd te '!ry hit h of spac e of the The Pioneer is put to c ntfance door opens direct! mto a smHl d ,ich 1,11,16 soals six people, and theriT a built-ibuffet holding "Utiiiued op page three) ! White " 111 if ins-roo- n mtcel lilt Iress 111 K A W hil orrc'xpomlc nt Students Hear Leader In First Chapel Mi h RAPIDS O, t President Knus, vc It he Indixappearanc t of freedom d cv wbiilwmd one a Imii iml ill mo. rue y in the countries of ginning uf pivotal Mn hig in hm tnd iv Put ope today is a definite torol-Inwho thous mils lull j inline d with the disappearance of (.rand Rapids strut to welcome ('hr isti cnily. President E G Pet-- c him that $ .no mm min m pnvatc i son of the Utah State Agruul-li- u il college who has recently re- capital has been ciriwii into consuit of struction work as a .. U, P ill! text of President Petieral housing admnastr ition ae uvities erson's sM'cc Ii limy he found on Page J. Sin h a progr cm of building ntw homes and remodeling old ones tinned fi ciiii several mmths visit has meant busmos, foi your .ity, the president told his audience in l Europe told students Thurs-- d i this furniture aj.it il of the n morning in the initial chapel W ith of the new school year tion Elated over the tumultous re this in mind students were urged by President Ieterson to read icption given him at Chicago Iasi the New Testament and to let it Mr Roosevelt entered night, influence their lives Michigan this morning His b The Europe we see today is tour of the state followsaid Presied closely the two-di- y campaign ade goigcous spectacle," nt Peterson, ' It causes you to of his Republican opponent. Gov root of at wonder the what is Alf M Landon, whose special train left Grand Rapids 25 min- the ailment that is causing its utes before the arrival of the dec av The me youth programs and presidential tr un other benefits being received by Proceeds to Lmsi n g Mr Roosevelt will proceed to sevcial countries of Europe at the the state capital, Lansing, where hands of dictatorships was praised he will make a platform address by President Peterson, who deHe will make a similar appear- cried the fact that they should ance at Pontiac, leaving his train have as their aim the destroying auditorium in Omaha to hear. at Flint to speak in Atwood sta- of their enemies. Nebraskans crowded I believe the secret underneath dium. President Roosevelt discuss farm problems, offer proposals for "perall this that is eating out the life manent agricultural prosperity in an address made during a brief Tonight the president will speak at Hamtramek and rush to De- of Europe and probably encouragstop on the westward swing of his campaign tour At Lincoln, earlier troit for his major address in the ing a war, is that there is a coPhoto above the same day, the president spoke at the state capitol and freedom between state. He will speak from a rollary shows Mr. and Mrs. Roosevelt, at Lincoln, and, in the background, platform in front democ ' racy," said President Peterthe crowd that heard the address in Omaha. son. Italy says that freedom and of Detroit s city hall A crowd estimated at 200,000 democracy is a decadent doctrine, and that they have marched formassed before Union station to of that, when m greet the president Combined ef- ward ahead have gone backward forts of Giand Rapids police, reality they firemen and state police were re hundreds of years Man has no qjuired to hold the crowds bac.c other right except to the state to-is as the president, riding in an the preachment of all Europe automobile drove slowly to day We in America helteve in open 4 OIIEK BLAME FILM MEN GAINS rights, and that the Square Campau il P 15 LOS ANGELES, Oct. individual is the important thing NEW ORK, Oct 15 Introduced By Murphy 10 were the state This choice men Film studio cents a publicity copper reached Frank Murphy, furloughed high in life in of the Philippines has been taken from Europe, he pound CIF European base ports blamed by police today for a commissioner e todiv, a gain of 2'v points over 'black legion" scare which and Democratic gubernatorial can- said We should preserve the previous high and the best lowed discovery of robes and mes- didate, introduced Mr Roosevelt knowledge of our own sacredlevcl since April 1931 sages apparently belong. ng to who briefly outlined the country s ness, and that is what this colmembers of the organization economic gains during the past lege can give you, he said ADOPT NEW RILE Prior to President 1 eterson's (Continued on page eight) AUTHORIZE INTERA EN'TION WASHINGTON. Oct 15 il i talk, Professor N. W. Cnristianser W (I The securities and exchange comASHINGTON, Oct 15 played a violin solo, accompanied interstate commerce comby Mrs Christiansen and at the mission adopted a new rule today RIDES exReconclusion of the program Promission today authorized the requiring national securities fessor Walter Welti sang a vocal Finance corporation changes to submit annual finan- construction at the piano statements for themselves to intervene in the reorganizacial solo, accompanied DEAD and all companies or exchanges tion proceedings of the Western by Mrs Welti. Prayers were given by Professor C. J Myers and affiliated with them Pacific Railroad Co Dr Hunter of the LDS Institute. KKBtLS NEAR MVDKID MOT1AES DEPENDED KANSAS CITY, Mo, Oct 1.' (I li 15 Oct Tho BURGOS LONDON, Oct 15 cl li The mo- - q was one car large 'Cpamsh Rebels have thiust withtives of Bette Davis Hollywood enough in Kans,ib City to carry COMMITTEE HURLS 2T nulcs of Madnd in the pas" film star, in in wanting to make the presidents party when Mr 21 hours with the capture of Ai- $50 not) by in a British Roosevelt arrived here this week appearing i, de i Del Fresno, insurgent It belonged to John Frank, a CHARGES production here although under announced today contract to Warner Brothers in used car dealer It was a seven California were defended in Kings passenger Lincoln that om e had IN' UlOTN BOMBAY been the official car of the Beni h court today BOMBAY li India, Oct 15 of Texas CHICAGO, Oct 15 (I D The Religious riots between Moslems Two years ago Frank acquired Republican national committee SE4RET MEETING and Hindus broke out in the Buit and his eight President i harged today that ndle district of Bombay today AUSTIN, Tex, Oct 15 til' and its polish Roosevelt proved last night that Joseph, admiring spi eiding rapidly to other sec- The Texas house of representative s its shrining fixtures, it he is the Kerensky of the Ameradopted tions of the city Six dead and 10 will meet in sccict at some unanas "his car ican revolutionary movement nounced date to receive the leport mjtirid were listed in the casualA and a half ago Joseph The poor lamb, the committee ties The majority were Hindus of a committee that investigated died year of scarlet fever said in a formal statement, does Three police officers and five Communism in the University of His father jacked the t ir up, not revlie that his fantastic, constables were injured Texas so that jeers and mockerv ordered it cleaned dnd polished planned economy, his rapid exstudents may he daily and forbade its usi It still tension of government of university ownerUKsK KILLS TWO avoided kgi lative leaders indi- was Josephs car ship his idea that saving for a H.LSWORTH, Me, Oct 15 (I Pi cated today When p car w is sought for the rainy day by business is wicked A supposedly tame biumi hear presidential party, Wtilmm Dav- and must be prevented by a attciked and killed two men in secret scrvue agent, went .11 RA tax on surpluses leads 4.E TS 4'ANE enport, staits cage at a gasoline filling to Frank Frank was adamant 15 (U to the destruction of the NEW October directly AORK, Those slashed tion hcie today Elizabeth the car was not for sale or ri nt capitalistic system. The case of to death bv the claws of the aniBut its the only ..ir large unwed mother accused of But Browder, the communist Smith, mal were George Langley, 55, pron son by toss- enough for the president dand his candidate for president, knows it her slaying and of the filling station, insist, Davenport teneprietor party, her am f of . x x x roof the and him is supporting him askJames irtuc, 68, Langley's help- ing Stalin over in Russian knows it ment home, was given to a Bronx ed You said, the president' Frank. er and ordered his following in tne county jury at 1 25 p m today. Yes," replied Davenpmt U S to hack Roosevelt The radi4 AM, i ar He stc.ml the loaned Frank l'OIJt E AK D4)AAN MAST cals of Minnesota know it and side as ill the crowd the with (e t 1,01 (TLY.M1T 5 W ash pic were willing to trade support of Wash, Oi t 15 was driven by State police wile cilled out to a URI' MERTON,heralding suicide of foi Roosevelt the the end Possibly liked have would farmers to that, "Joseph huilin,. protect day Democratic party in that state" of dirigible (onstruition bv thi Frank said if come Infl ition pioduce to Seattle from fui thee United St itc s navy, the Mr will c alleged intimid ition by Un tc mithe Roosevelt is mast erected at 60 000 mooring sters union that predicted, adding ! orl Iawis near T u oma, in 1924 eve ry owner of a life insurance inti usid only onic, will he torn sT ARTS K.U E every owner of a savings poluj, down T In io15 Oi t 'Mi LONDON account will see ms savings h i ' or ITvnmuth tir Bold GOVERNOR BLOOD ta, d Ti:9MOK RE4 4KIM m in of the Spanish non inti rve.i 1)9 NVEP., Colo, Oct 15 (I turn i omnutti o to (ill a meeting dur ition to i onsnlt r Sov n t l.ussiis pro A slight tremor of brief SALT LAKE CITY. Utah, Oct on the Regis college ruorded was of him kade nival a for postd at 9 57 a m todiv 15 (I li Dr Herbert B Maw, who EKIflS LEAVES FOB Portugal threatened today to star sci.mogriph in the August state Democratic b an open race between Fascist The disturbance was described convention hotly contested and Leftist poweis to aid thur the Pcv Armand Forstnll as closeeiv of Gov Henry H and very in the favorites Spoush civil small clear cut in support Blood, aligned today the to confined was it indicating war. to the incumbent Roikv Mountain region. a solid His action presented ADMITS (.1 ILT Democratic in Utah for the front MILL BIRNS I 0 15 W LOIR Oct Idaho. I MMLETT, AKE INLAND, Friclaj, 41 COTTONWOOD. Idaho, Oit 15 first time since the party split at todiv H Smith, illiam Oct. 16 (UP 11. II. Eklns. nol1 the convention A flour, transfernn nt to stati il awaited " at Governor a Scripps-HowareBlood, i.d reporter on a speaking wooden gram elevator and prison after admitting his guilt house race around the world, took belonging to the Cotton- political meeting last night, stressa manslaughter to voluntary off at 5:4J a. in. (loeal Wake Co. burned last ed as a recommendation the cocharge The farn tr fathoi of six wood Flevntnr time (10:4.8 a. m. EST) today mill was struck operation that has existed between children, admitted killing E H night after theDam for Midway Island, 1194 miles Utah and the national lge was in a bv lightning Twilegar 73 also a fanner, distant. at about $!0oo) fist fight on Lust M iv 7 cv? 1 specially-c- onstructed FLASHE-S- God-give- n FINAL PAYMENT he PRESIDENT BOYS CAR AT F.D.R. hiad-quirte- vl new-bor- Every dnv farmers in the couninquiring about when the final government sugar beet payment will be made. County Agent R L W rigley states Forms are being filled out now at the county agent x office as rapidly as possible When comnleted they will be sent out to the district sugar boot chairmen in the various communities to be signed by the farmers Then it will he necessary to have then signed bv three members of and the committee the eontiol county agent and submitted to the college after which thev will bo sent immediately to Washington for payment The forms will be reidv to sign in the vinous communities bv the fanners the litter part of mxt week and then forwarded to the college the early part of the followshould ing week so th it payments at Hit be made fiom Washington early date The county control committee would like to urge farmers to pay attenMon to this notice and when notified to meet their local cha to sign up not to forget the time and pi ice This will avoid a delay in getting the papers off for p lyment ty are loll' , l 165-fo- com-iiiIU- MAW SUPPORTS eva-porc- tc The Hindenburg, world's largest airship crossing over the shaft-lik- e Empire State building, world's tallest, appears to form the crosspiece of a gigantic T and the camera records the unusual view. Logan Stake Conventions Are Planned W. I. Society To Meet In Connection Mith Conference MIA and Relief Society workers stake will dominate the quarterly conference of the stake Saturday and Sunday with annual conference conventions Special convention sessions win be held by both oiganizattons Saturday and Sunday with two general conference meetings slated for Sunday. Mrs Kate M Barker of the general Relief society board will be in attendance at the Relief society convention and general conference sessions, according to Mrs Ada E Morrell, president of the Logan stake organization J I, Montrose, president of the stake YMMIA, stated Weunesday that several numbers of both the Young Mens and Young Womens general boards would be m attendance at the Mutual convention sessions Saturday sessions of the organizations are s heduled at the Logan Eleventh and First ward chapels with the Relief society class leaders department meeting at the Eleventh ward at 3 p m Mrs Morrell urges a full attendance at this meeting at which Mrs Baiker will be the principal speaker. Executive officers of the society will meet at 2 p m and a special board meeting will be held at 7 30 p m , both meeting-- , at the stake house. Separate meetings of the MIA stake board, are scheduled for 7 p m Saturday, with the joint meeting of stake and ward hoards, one of the most important sessions of the conference, to be held at 7 3u p m at the first ward chapel and amusement hall. A joint meeting of steke and ward boards will open the Sunday morning session of the MTA convention at the Ixigan Junior hign auditorium at 9 a m A general conference session undei the dilution of the stake presidency will be held at 10 a. m. Sunday with Mrs Barker as the piincipal speaker Ireceding this meeting the Relief society stake council-meofficers, advisory high bishops and ward presidents will be held at the stake house beginning at 8 45 p. m. A gtneral conference session will be held at 2 p m and the convention conference will close with an MIA conjoint meeting at the tabernacle at 7.30 p. m. of Logan necessity for pouring new millions of dollars into the maginot line of fortifications facing Germany. The announcement, made before a council of ministers in Brussels, reached the government, as a body diplomatic blow, not through channels, softer. d by warnings, but as a surprise through news agencies. . Hope Ends It seemed to end Frances hope of broad regional alliances among groups of neighbor nations for self protection against any aggressor; It seemed to strengthen greatly Germany's idea of direct treaties between nations, one nation with another nation. It seemed to end hope for a substitute for the Locarno treaty, guaranteeing the peace of the western powers; it weakened the French frontier and it was a most serious blow to French prestige, already challenged In the Balkans by Italy. Would Close Agreement It came when Russia, France's new ally east of Germany, was complicating the situation by demanding an end of the agreement in the Spanish for Civil war unless alleged aid to the Spanish insurgents by Italy, Germany and Portugal were stopped. This treaty was negotiated at France's insistence, because the government believed Fascists powers were arming the insurgents and feared an international clash -- might result. France's relations with Russia have not been bettered by the failure of French delegates at London to support Russia in its charges against the Fascist powNow its treaty with Belers. gium seems ANALYSIS WASHINGTON. Oct. 15 0 P President William Green of the American Federation of Labor said today the federations analysis of the labor records of 1936 presidential candidates probably will be released long-delay- doomed. REVERSES SALES TAX CASE DECISION The remittitur from the state supreme court in tho rase of the Utah State Tax Commission against Logan city for collection of the sales tax from the Municipal light plant was returned to the First District court Thursday reversing the decision of the lower court The opinion was written by Elias Hansen, chief justice of the supreme rourt The opinion stated that the district court should deny the demurrer filed by the city, and which was sustained by the district court in February, and the case dismissed after the btate tax commission had failed to file an amended complaint. Following the sustaining of the demurrer by the district court and the dismissal of the case, the commission filed for an appeal. The city was seeking to cscapo the paying of the sale tax on light and power of the municipal light plant because it was a taxing unit and exempt from taxes Tho supreme court opinion stated that tho state tax commission had the right to collect taxes from the city because of the legislative action of the state legislature. PROMISE TO KELEA.SE P'-- fsti-nutc- FRANCE ernment with the apparent urgent port IN 99 BY LEWIS VVAAEKLY R04T United Press Staff Correspondent (Copyright 1936 by United Press) PARIS, Oct. 15 (i"'i France suffered a serious diplomatic defeat a victory today and Germany when Belgium, key to weste-- n was as it m 1914, Europe joined the isolationist nations and concentrated its foreign policy on preserving its neutrality in any war. Complicating a foreign situation already causing anxiety in Europe s capitals, it brought near the certainty of a diplomatic realignment which at best could only defer a war and might bring one measurably nearer. Denounces Alliance Young King Leopolds announcement of a foreign policy exclusively and wholly Belgian" Implied denunciation of the traditional Belgian - French military alliance, caused abandonment of any hope here for a successful Locarno treaty conference and faced the gov- - la 98 118 114 Announcement Is Diplomatic Victory For Germany oz Ik y 00 n 15 a 14 Vs AS DEFEAT rs AC M 1 High T NOT AHEA SIIIKM lluus,' 1 115i, 1 10 (.LAND T ' High Low Close 16 1 Price Five Cents. SEES EUROPE fol-th- 28 e, Drew Pearsoa I I lli-Ex- -- qt, 89 v i iwntu-ill- , ulimmsii itmu s prigrim' 11 Mu h pul s caving Gi m he hi piihlu in prv suit nil d nom mi1 h ailed into Indian i for tin f rst turn At hi ml il ilkii l h tt o ilk (I si I 4 i pusint ill u ht f u d 'Ii! BA nt 1, ( WU'AI if i;,i j i i impugm faun w Deal Mlllikls I st il' Mi lug ui tl Roosevelt tovvds L ii t i , w -h ,i- 41 l()H I ! ii ( Coal SALT LAKE I July Visited By foie Midwest it 1 of said today U S Mines Michigan Indiana STRIKE JOIN 15 Composite Picture of Roosevelts Campaign Swing Into Corn Belt - 115 1 Who Popl oileqe Leader Urges Christian Living Gov.Landon Open 16'i De, Miiv INVESTIG ATION WASHINGTON, Oct. 15 Tr The governments new maritime todav promised an commission "impartial" Investigation into all phases of the Facif.c coast maritime labor dispute and at the same its demands for time an unqualified truce in the |