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Show THE WEATHER I'TAIl Partly cloudy. Cain or snow Friday afternoon. Cooler northwest portion. BRIGHAM, BOX ELDER COUNTY, UTAH. SATl 4.' Strikes Close Plymouth Plant AIDERS BOMB A DETROIT, Nov. 29 (UP labor dispute over production schedules tonight forced the of two automotive closing plants, making 20, (XX) men idle. comIJriggs Manufacturing pany closed its Mack avenue plant this afternoon when the UAW-CIdisagreed with schedules designating the number o) men required to do an operation in the panel assembly division. Soon afterward the Plym mih plant of the Chrysler also closed, i's corporation supp'y of parts cut off by the Briggs shutdown. Union officials wore confident that a settlement would he reached over the week-end- . A Utiggs spokesman termed the' union move an attempt to in IN I RAID EAVY j density Of Nazi ttack Almost Up Blitz Standards To BRITISH NAVY Saturday, Nov. 30 ?iRaiders roared over Lon-- , from almost incessantly yesterday until early great numbers of ,,bs in scattered districts and the capitol one of its .ON'DON, ,Ij raids in weeks. motors, thunderous' Knse fire and crashing bombs Despite the in-- j rely subsided. the however, attack, .Itjcoj rans of the air siege said it short of the full blitz stand-$- . viest din of 'igafe a slow down strike." - ITALIAN ARMY pocked many districts counties around the home don, as well as the metro-'a- t There were an area. (wrmined number of casu-$- . amhs FINALLY HALTS GREEK ADVANCE Dispatches from Tirana said the Italians, after bloody fighting before had succeeded in digging in behind barbed wire and that they entanglements were reinforced by heavy artillery. Both the right and left Italian flanks the Koritza and Konispolis sectors also were said to be holding after withdrawing for a week. All three sectors were said to be receiving heavy support from Italian aviation, which todays communique said was most active with a now' record number of planes 300 participating in a single days operation. Italian bombers apparently are concentrating on breaking up the flow of Greek ammunition and food to front positions and in strafing vanguard positions. The new Italian defense lines were built mainly by 40,000 laborers, who belore the war worked on Albanian roads. The promotion today of Ubal do Soddu from army corps general to army general was taken as proof that Soddu, commaof the Greek nder-in-chief campaign, would devote himself entirely to the Greek war and quashed reports that Marshal Pietro Badoglio would go to Tirana to take over his command. Gen. Alfredo Guzzoni was of appointed undersecretary war jndcr the chief of general staff, replacing Soddu. lie has the rank of an army corps Italian commanded general, troops who occupied Albania in April, 1939, and earlier held the post ot vice governor of hand-to-han- casu-s- . of casualties were one district of the lne counties where incendiar- were dropped and their fes used as targets for high number district where incendiaries hun-jd- s were raid a loped early in the el and store wPVf1 fldmagotf. in the area said it was p heaviest raid we have had. bombs have fallen every minutes since it began. non after the night alarm actor nded earlier than usual the on the tol from several directions, king thunderousof searphlight Scores ms probed the skies, arly in the attack several dred fire bombs rained on London district Several Jh explosives also were drop-1- . Fires broke out among s of dwellings, but were nched promptly, ndon had an easy day. alarms were sounded J no activity was reported, l.e air ministry said five silors were shot down during It Two British planes day. n e reported missing. lers were converging - anti-aircra- d y es Defeat d Argy-rocastro- )(red in 'losives. i one of i j Avis 37-2- 8 Rasmussens Floyd Elder Bee basketballors off to a flying start in proson games Friday after-n when they trimmed the is Darts, The team 'ip.ible, with plenty of fight determination, of showing in region one competition meh ( 37-2- a lT k GERMANY MAY CLASHES WITH TRAP LARGE INTERVENE IN NAZI SHIPS ITALIAN FORCE RUMANIA German Boats Retire From Channel After Short Exchanges Lighting Between Guarclists and Army Verges On Civil War Fascist Army In Great Danger Near Jugoslav Frontier u g o s a ia, BELGRADE. BUDAPEST, Hungary, Nov. 29 UP) Italian forces 29 - (UP) - Fighting between the weie m danger of being irop- - Rumanian army and iron gttard-ist- s in several cities is verging pod tonight between the Mokru mount. uus and the Jugoslav on civil war, according to dipfrontier as (Reek troops at- lomatic advices received here tempted to cut oft the fascist tonight, and German intervenreire.il toward Elbasan. ac- tion in Rumania was believed cording to repot ts from the imminent. fionlier reaching here. In addition to clashes with took advantage of tin Apparently in an ofloi't to the army, the iron guardists, halt the Italian flight on the in raids In many Rumanian weather over the channel trynorthern front as well as in the cities, were said to have murraid ing to carry ou( a central sector, 11 Italian trans- dered 2,000 persons on shipping or coastal objecmostly ports arrived at (lie Albanian Jews tives. the past three during port of Durazo at 3 a. m. to- days. One British vessel taking BRIDGE DOWN One of first picture of Greelt-llaliareinwar to arrive in U. S. shows Italian day and disembarked in the encounter admiti pat Detachments of the forcements which immediately on hastily constructed wooden bridqa near Fpirus, Greece, after Greeks had blown up troops Tin sustained tedly iron with damage. guard fought sharply hurried inland. Durazo is 38 w ith Rumanian tfune bridge. .iilmirally reported tliat damat my at Brasov. of miles iioithwest Elbasan, Turnu-Severiage was inflicted upon the enand where fascist forces are re- Craiova and emy hut its extent was unthese occupied public buildings, it port preparing a defense determined. The wording inCounter-attack- s line to hall ho Greek advance advices said. dicated lhat more than one the telephone exchange regained from and to which possibly German unit was hit. and the postoffice' at Brasov for . launch a P) DOWNEY, Calif, Nov. in Berlin (Nazi spokesmen the army, the report said. COAL Ital(Peek troops Vultee topursuing Aircraft Co. said that two British destrov-erSeveral iron guardists were cos lot ian from Fogj retreating night contn med that 111 fightwere torpedoed in a clash killed at Brasov, Plo-esreported on to the road radec Elbasan ing planes which ate "in pro-- j with German destroyers at the Turnu-Severiand in the north were said to have duetion" under an order origwestern exit of the channel, Bucharest dispatches to the swung westward along a secnear the English coast toward inally placed by Sweden will newspaper Mabyar Orszag sqbl to road and have occuwhich the German destroyers New Combat Ships be delivered to Canada when Miners Trapped 500 ondary of Rastan and several Rumanian army divithe pied villages are they completed. had made a sortie. Brzesda in the Shkumbi river sions ordered from the proFeet Below Surface The airplane company re-Originally Ordered (The same sources said anvinces were converging on Buvalle .ported the contract had been other group of German deSweden Die of Suffocation charest. By In an unexpected over to the smashing tunerd Canadian stroyers off the south coast of One of the chief centers of dawn Greek attack, troops which will accept Nov. 29 (UP)' government WASHINGTON. England sank two steamers of CDAIZ, O., Nov. 29 (UP) the iron guardist disturbance the from Grammos mountains Canada has arranged to ac- delivery of the planes and Frank St. Clair, chief clerk of 9, OCX) and 3,000 tons respecwas said to he Ploesti, in the on the central front drove the make 141 American-madcomnecessary payment. the tively, along with two smaller quire Coal Co., north and at 9 a. m. oil country, where declined said captured Rumanian spokesmen he believed that atj the ships. All Get man destroyers bat planes originally ordered Vultee an 2, (XX) tonight estimated Jews and of situatvillage Jlerseka, escaped unscathed, the spokes- by the Swedish government, comment on the claim of the least 27 or 28 men hud been ed on a secondary road con- leftists were said to have been Swedish that the togovernment men .said.) the United Press learned killed by an explosion in the murdered. It was reported necting the main Koritza-Mes-sari- a company had broken the The admiralty communique night. depths of the companys Nelms lhat lloria Sima, head of the road with the main said that the German units rehad ordered the Sweden mine here. iron guards and road. Following Germany's invatired toward Brest, adding: St. Clair said the chances that under Gen. Ion Antonescu, head planes from the Vultec Aircraf: sion The Greeks mpt of Donmaik and Norway, reportedly It is known that one of our corporation, but the United any of the entombed men could only slight resistance as the of the Rumanian state, rushed of to the Sweden export planes A sustained units damage. be alive were States subsequently refused to very slim, after the loss of Kor-itza- , there personally to restore orpending clar- adding are Italians, report has been received tha grant an export license osten- was withheld," afraid Im they withdrew their main forces der. ( in the the situation damage was inflicted upon the sibly on grounds that the craft ification of dead. - ACormaa. delegaikm, ostenKerseka Jrom the 'Surroundlo . It was . Sca.odih 'vian region. be will enemy. Futhcr details It wasTelTeved 1hatthe trap- ing, might fall into Germarr irarrds. said the United States sibly to represent Adolf Hitler hills. governmade known as soon as posThe American government, ment refused to at the funeral Sunday of Corne-liped miners had died of suffoIn shotl a 50 battle casualexan sible. grant if the explosion itself ties were Zelea Codreanu, martyred however, was said to have had on each license to send the planes cation reported port Before the communique was no had not killed them. in for to Sweden. iron guardist leader, arrived in side. parf The arrangements were Greeks said issued. London listeners heard Canadian The company offices reported to have captured two Italian Bucharest last night. other It is acquisition a Berlin radio announcement to issue export licenses. that it might be midmorning officers and KX) soldiers. The headed by Baldur Von Schirach, than that German destroyers adtomorrow before rescue crew's Italians reportedly abandoned nazi youth movement A spokesman at the Swedish leader, vancing toward the west encould reach the men. It was one field gun, one machine and Ernst Bohlo, head of the nothsaid he "knew embassy trance of the channel had connot know how far slate and gun and trucks without tires nazi party's foreign organizatacted a number of British de- ing about the arrangements. rock fails extended back into whicl. were used as living tion. a between That's question stroyers and a battle ensued. Vultee and the blocked passageway where quarters by the officers. German sources here reported who buys anybody Another admiralty communihut the explosion occurred, because the them lrom Frontier from Struga that Antoncscus authority had reports planes of the que reported planes rescue crews led by Harvey said h;t t five persons were virtually broken down. DiploMediterranean fleet had struck Vultee has broken its contract Nelms, general superintendent killed when three time bombs mats here heard that he was Swedish the with government," two more blows at Italy bombof the mine, reported they were exploded simultaneously in the considering the formation of a he added. in of Port Laki the Island ing about 1 ,(XX) feet from the place ministry of interior building at military cabinet. He said the Swedish gov- Leros, one of the Dodecanese In Results where to do with had they believed their fel-- the Albanian capital of Tirana eminent nothing Meeting group, and Tripoli. Libyan port what Vultee lias done or w'P low workmen were buried. afternoon. on the Mediterranean. No Apparent Change There had been no sounds to yesterday the with do Other stated that Al- Elementary School planes. reports The two attacks were carvictims were trying banian rebels from the Mati In indicate the did not sell them b uk Federal We Policy ried out simultaneously with 'to communicate with rescuers. district had wrecked with high Committee Meets the protection of the Mediter-rinea- to Vultee," he said. "Their 29 Nov. WASHINGTON. (UP) Cause of the blast had nut explosives a bridge over the contract was a that has beer The elementary school comfleet, it was said. broken hy Vultee and you will Chairman Mat tin Dies of the been determined although one Mati river near the village of mittee of the county program on house committee in the Kruja district. have to ; k them about the, theory was that a slate fall of education for home and confetted for broke electric wires and the Derjani activities, Wayne Reeve Named planes. held its first family living Roose50 minutes with Pres. We konw what explanation resulting spark set off a gas Almazan Supporters at the Bear End Thursday meeting but velt the meeting ap- explosion. today has been given to us by Vui- River high school, with Chairno in resulted change In Big-Seva parently blocked we Demonstration know The concussion hut whether dont tee, part Stage man Vernon Hansen of Fieldthats the real reason. We of policy in the government s workings known an sec- - For Wallace ing presiding. Y. U. B. Wayne Reeve, gridespionage jjon jo, north. The men were have insisted on fulfillment of campaign against This group which is made up MEXICO CITY, Nov. 28 iron star, and son of Mr. and the contract. Now wc are try- and sabotage. .about 500 feet below the surface of representatives from all Mrs. A. G. Reeve, 115 North Seven hundred (UP) supportleft Dies told repoi ters its he and about two miles from the ing to teach an agreement schools . wii serve elementary of ers Almais Andrcu (Jen. Juan First East street, named with Vultee because wc paid the White House that I am go- section entrance. as a committee for steering end of the half in advance on the orde" ing to do the job that congress Between 1(X) and 150 other zan, defeated candidate in the the schools in (heir relation to toarea. election, presidential The intimate J gave me." lie announced that workmen were in the mine at July spokesman the county program of educaa hostile demonMr. Reeves ability to stop that if Canada has acquired there had been no intimation" the time of the explosion hut in night staged tion for home and family livthe United outside stration ! everything directed around his the airplanes the in commiof immediate-any change other sections. They fighter ing. The meeting was deend of the line, rushing, speed ships of a type the U. S.pursud armv ttees policies and said he was y to aid in the res-- : States embassy when Henry voted to mtiking plans for usA. in getting down the field on air vice Wallace, presidentfeat less cue. corps now considers out- still convinced that of Dr. Muriel the services ing elect, and his party arrived punts and 60 minutes of moded the deal apparently exposute" is the best means of Brown of the federal office of , there football, in the recent was negotiated beactivcombating fifth column directly Missiles were thrown it the edueation when she next comes Denver University - B. Y. U. tween Vultee and Canada. ities. lie described the con- - International Security Box Elder county. The comclash, won for him the Hodgembassy from the crowd which to The Vultee order was one of ferenee called hy Mr. Roo.se- to hold a meeting Discussed son hat award. He was also two on which delivery to Swe-- I volt as satisfactory." kept a deafening roar with mittee plans of elementary school teachers of of the shouts "Viva Leo Almazan." five Jensen among The chief executive accomAttorney Brigham Young den was halted. The U. S. Almazan tetutned here early during Dr. Brawn's visit for Salt Lake police department university students named on government requisi-- I panied his conference invitation recently of discussing spewsas the guest speaker at the this week from the U. S. where the purpose the institution's list in Who's tioned 110 combat planes made with a warning that cific problems. eleche had the since of been Brig-the Who in American universities ' for Sweden at the Republic or hasty acts hy the Dies com- monthly meeting Members present from the and colleges for the second Aviation Corp., plant at Farm-defeat the ends ham Post No. 30, American tion, and announced he had various schools mittee might were: Mabel abandoned his claims to havconsecutive year, according to ingdale, N. Y., on grounds the of justice." Legion, Thursday evening. Hervin Christensen, Bunderson, chosen" the been an Jenson John E. Hayes, registrar. gave ing legally Attorney The president's invitation to craft were needed for training Mont Harmon, Norma Jensen. t foliowed a violent flare-uAmerican pilots. cresting address on Interna-las- t candidate because Washington He divided had indicated its support of his Regina Jensen, Esther Skeels, tionul Security.' week when Dies chose th The Swedish government proH. O. Pemberton Dies Brigham; Ronald Leonard, of opinto three his ft as topics : administration - sponsored subject tested in foimal representations Vultee ail ora plant strike River City; Lynn Clark, Bear Manuel Avila and (Jen. ponent, to Secretary of State Cordell an example of sabotage, and espionage, sabotage Friday Night Thatcher; Max Ferguson. MandeWallace Camacho, lie by sending tment accused the Osmond who pathizers. that the Hull Pemberton, Harry justice depat explained here as an official representa tua; Nflna Smith, Tremonton; 150 South 6th West street, died action was necessary because of laxity in onfomng the law.l fined each group and their at live at A'iia Camacos inaug- Oleen Palmer, Perry; Archie Robert H titude toward government. Friday at 6:45 p. m. at the of this countrys defense needs. Attorney General Sims, Honeyville; Rupert P. comuration Doc. 1. de- Koford, Jatvis the past that home. Jackson replied family Blackharn, Dcweyville; Agnes a not Ife said he lhat could was 1887. was gold He was born March 11, mander, WATER DIRECTORS presented part merit knew the strike Y'erda John-- j 'communist-inspired- , and heat-- j pin. The musical program was lead his followers in a cause Brown, Plymouth;Ross at Marshaltown, la., where he jltOI.I) MEETING son, Corinne; Coombs, was reared and educated. The monthly meeting of the edly assailed the committee. furnished by Wayne Hansen made hopeless hy lack of UnifCol Frances Romer, ied Portage; S'a'Cs Sackett. confer-and as-his supjKjrt. ' said Mr. Marjorie 17 he Roosevelt came i When Ogden River Water Users years of ago El-- I Charlotta Stokes, linston; to Brigham, and on April 28, sociation was held at Alex's ence with Dies was to fix a Snow-villWilliam Lintord, wood; AT ARTISTS OGDEN A hot turkey line of demarcation dividing Former Kaiser cafe Thursday. 1915, he married Miss Harriet THIRD WARD SUNDAY Craghcad. He was a laborer and goose dinner was served proper spheres of the commitA special string trio 111 from and he and his family have to ten members, eight of whom tee and of the department. Seriously The Texan said tonight that Nov. 29 (UP) Ogden will play at the ChristThe fow STOCKHOLM. lived in various parts Of the were from Ogden. Supervisors To Take mas meeting of the Third ward country, returning to Brigham was provided by Alfred N. Ol- he planned to see Jackson at -- A Berlin dispatch to the at seven oclock Sunday night, Special Course about a month .ago from Orosi, sen, who was host to the as- some future date convenient" newspaper Aftonbladet said toFreeman J. Byington and trio consists of a cello, He day that the former German j'l'he to the attorney general. sociation. Calif. vio-- J Melba D. Stoffers, superMrs. a Lucille forby played a was HolPetty, if that added ill there was at wife Doom, The tegular routine business He is survived by his kaiser at the local farm sevisors Robert lin, played by Petty, his r mal statement concerning land. His condition was said of the association was transand the following sons: are leaving Satmeeting with the president it to be weak, giving his doctors tint! piano, played by Mrs. D. curity office, and Floyd Pemberton of acted at the meeting. L. Draper. will urday for San Francisco, Cal., Mrs. the from come Draper have to would concern. great Brigham, and Max Pemberton 'also play a piano solo. Serge to attend a school for all suSo far this country has been White House. of Watsonville, Calif. Benson, special speaker from pervisors appointed since June beis he There to said. reason I Brithave to to sell content every agencies," funeral of and help Time place . The course will open 30, will talk on a Christus all of wc Logan, receive that wilt that to lieve time prospect every it's begin Maybe services will bo announced by ain 1 and conclude Dec. Dec. 11 theme. mas closest in ran work from government harmony." Harold B. Felt mortuary. giving it Nov. 29 (UPi LONDON, British and German light nava! lorcos dashed in the English channel bo tori' dawn today and exchanged it. imaging blows before the enemy i etired at high speed' toward the French coast with toyal navy units in pursuit The Get man warsnips -- hit-ru- . Nov. 1 I n CANADA TO W GETn en'sPlanesTo 28 PLANES IN MEN KILLED counter-offensive- MINE li FROM U.S. EXPLOSION e eon-trac- t. vice-premi- , snow-covere- u DIES CALLED BY PRESIDENT FOR TALK j j Farm Bureau season. the Davis Ends Convention eon, j . j 1 j j n All-Conferen- ' ce en Big-Seve- n hard-drivin- encounter, M. guard, was high score SALT LAKE CITY, Nov. 29 t UP collecting 11 points. Sub- (The 1910 convention tics who played in the game Q) the Utah Sfatc Fnrm Bureau :e Lee Hansen, Bob Musulas j,odcraIion rndpd iast night Worth Jensen, forward with adoption of resolutions games on docket urKmR jcroased aid to Great tde a battle with Morgan jj,.jtajn and supporting the now ay. Doc. 13, and the fol deal farm program. ng Saturday two Box Elder Highlight of the closing sos-!rw'll clash with t'v0 sion of the convention was the 'le teams. award of distinguished service 10 first league encoutv.ei cjta)ions t0 J. R. Ecus, of be with Bear River Jart- Hooper, organizer and dent since 1921 of the Weber (County Central Dairy association and president of the Utah ItiMiTs TO WEI) Milk Producers Cooperative at the county clerks of-- association, and to Mrs. Mabel of Tooele, county reThursday to the following Lougy and Owen Lavor Brough, corder of Tooele county of Tremonton and Alice prominent woman farm bureau 'ops Cecil leader. of Brigham; Dr. Franklin S. Harris, pres and Ruth iGainsford. of Bngham Young uni- of American Fork; Ray t he P o Winters of fronton, O.. Emelin e Lola Fnrber of S10n a"d Iad?d Americans for tiam siending their energies in the conquest of nature instead of ip class war. EGIITEIJ BORN j Harris, who recently returned baby girl was born to Mr. j from Iran, where he reorganMrs. Blaine Olsen in a ized the governmental agriculhospital Friday morning. tural department, said class PF Olsen was formerly Miss war in other countries had 'ic Facer. produced unfortunate results." n Ii GREEKS MAY . night. trious London districts reed a constant procession of os across the sky. They jpped high explosives, incen-ie- s A 2.1.1 n ! flares, leaving NUMBER 1911) pro-na.- n and CHRISTMAS SEALS I attack on London subsid-looafter midnight and the lear signal sounded much Heavy Artillery Aids icr than usual. Reinforced Fascists hiders also were reported other widely scattered sec-- 1 In Argyrocastron rs of Britain, including the ROME, Nov. 29 (UP) -- The coast. Wales, East Anglia, coast Italian army has halted the jwn on the southwest c Liverpool, major western Greek advance along the enbattered for hours Thurs-- i tire front, it was claimed te inal IM)V MOKM.Nd, NOVEMBER HUY g - 1 i y t j , ' ' j j i j Del-ma- |