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Show lor fEATHEK .im-a- iirratl,rt- (ins - BRIGHAM, ItOX ELDER COUNTY, UTAH, TUESDAY MORNING, MAY OSEVELT TO ADDRESS NATION FIRESIDE CHATMAY 27 Jackie Coogan Has New Army Job As Camp Band Leader WITH ON LOOKOUT lentous announcement radio speaking engagement NUMBER LONDON. May 12 (UP) The British say they have only one big criticism of American made warplanes they don't havd enough guns. British leading designers and test pilots spent Sunday inspecting eveiy type of plane sent from the United States. All agreed that the ships are expertly made, but they said they don't have sufficient firing power. However, it is understood that tins is being remedied. FOR MURDERER STRIKE 1 d a .1 puliee-patrolle- DRAFT LAWS BY ARMY CHIEF j . world-shakin- Assn. I ri i d e ; P- - -- e-- II-E- con-(irr-- ' I JI' ' h ( I ' :;-.- , twin-engine- Ru-dol- ASKED 1 m.ij 12 htm movie actress Alice Faje reports bv telephone from Mexico that she was married TREMONTON, May 11 - Sixty today to Phil Harris, orchestra hours after Eugene Nelson. 11, ledacr. She told the studio with son of Mr. and Mrs. Chester which she had contract comNelson of South Tremonton, mittments that she and Ihe LONDON, Tuesday, May 13 went for a swim in the treach- eig lj haired musician took the (UP) -- Deputy Fuehrer Ruerous waters of Bear river, his surprise vows in Ensenada, dolf Hess, Germanys No. 3 nazi, parachuted from a body was found caught in a Mexico. 110 fighter with unwire screen fence placed across the stream for that purpose. loaded guns over Scotland SatThe discovery was made at urday night, an official an5:30 a. m. Monday by four nouncement said today. There were rumors that he had fled searchers, who had relentlessly combed the river in hopes of Germany after a quarrel with Adolf Hitler. finding the remains of the youth before the waters, which Hess floated down from his had been diverted Saturday plane onto the esfrom the river, were turned tate of the Duke of Hamilton, back in the channel Monday first peer of Scotland, fracturmorning. Hess Was ing his ankle in the fall. Later he was taken to a Glasgow hos-- j LoRoy Bunnell, Elilen S. Adams, and two CCC enroilecs. Buddy And No. 3 pital for treatment. Archie I'uryear and John Smith With him he carried photo-- i In Man Nazi located the body Just a mile graphs, through which he esand a half south of the point his identity, tablished and BERLIN, May 12 (UP) f where he was drowned Friday Hess, deputy fuehrer of medicines for treatment of afternoon. the na.i partj', is missing un- heart and gall bladder ailments The finding of the remains der mjsterious eireumstance.s, from which he was said to be culminated an intensive search it was announced officially to- suffering. vomaintained by hundreds of night, and may be dead. The identity of the man lunteer workers, including memtin London, Ihe Berlin radio landed from a Messerschmitt bers of the Tremonton and was heard broadcasting that in Scotland as Rudolf Hess has Garland fire departments and Hess committed suicide at 6 p. now been established beyond enroilecs of the Tremonton CCC m. Saturday.! all possible douM, a ministry startcrews camp. Searching Hess, No. 3 in the nazi line of information communique reed looking for the youth's body of succession in ease anything vealed early today. Saturday, after it was learned should happen io Adolf i lit lor, It was understood that Ivone that he had gone swimming in left Augsburg, in south .Gerthe river Friday. The crews, many. about 6 p. m. Saturday Kirkpatrick, former first soere-ry of the B ritjsh embassy In one on either l'ivey bank, used on an airplane- flight and has Beilin and now a foreign office grappling hooks and hay rakes not been heard from siix-o- nazi official, was interviewing Hess all day Saturday without suc- party headquarters said. in Glasgow, Kirkpatrick atcess. After the water had subThe announcement said a tended the Godesberg and Muthe hole where boy "let! sided, the left behind --showed in nich conferences between Hitwas thought lost was even its confusion unfortunate traces ler and the late Neville ChamVeno to avail. but of mental derangement, which pumped, berlain, former British prime teran river men acquainted with permits fears that party memHie habits of the dangerous ber Hess is a victim of mental minister, as the latters interpreter. He is intimately acstream, predicted that the body illusions." with nazi leaders, inquainted would be found Monday at one It was revealed that Hitler wire fences had olden'd the arrest of Hess' cluding Hess. of the several Hess plane, with empty gas stretched, across the river for adjutants, holding them respon- tanks and carrying neither that purpose. Their prediction sible for lus deputy's action. bombs nor ammunition, crashed the with discoveiy proved true, Party headquarters said that In the moorlands about 10 miles of the jouth's remains caught for years Hitler had forbidden from Glasgow. in the fence. Hess, a World war flier, to A plowman helped him to a The boy left his home for take up an airplane because of house where the plowfarm a. 8 but m. at school Friday but a progressive ailment" man's mother offered him a during the afternoon he and that Hess recently, despite this three companions, Reed Adams, command, "again came into cup of tea. He declined, howand for of a asked ever, glass son of Mr. and Mrs. Alden possession of an airplane. He water. Adams, Billie Coldsberry, son had been flying secretly. "It's more refreshing," he Golds-berrjof Mr. and Mrs. William He was last seen in public and Darrel Garfield, a week ago Sunday at the ses- said. (In Berlin il was announced son of Mr. and Mrs. Lester liar-fiel- sion of tile M'iehslag addressed ail of Tremonton. inked a by Hitler. Al! during the talk that Hess had disappeared ui circumstances mile and a half east from Tre- he sat with arms folded and der mysterious after leaving Augsburg about monton to the river for a a poker face in the chair ivxt 16 p. m. Saturday by airplane.) swim, during which the to Hitler's. Rumors no less strange than Nelson lad was drowned. The last public speech of t ho the flight of a national leader Funeral services will be con- deputy fuehrer was at Augsburg to a nation with which his own m. one at p. ducted Tuesday on May 1, at the Messerschmitt in the Tremonton Second ward aviation where he country was at war sprung up; works, in the wake of the announce-chapel by Bishop James I. praised the workers and handed ment. Walton. Interment will be in out certificates of honor to a without authoritative One, the Brigham City cemetery un- number of industrial leaders. was that Hess der the direction of Shaw and Hess, one of the highest confirmation, after a disagree-- ! Iverson mortuary of Tiemon-- I nazi.s. long had been a close fled Germany w ton Friends may call at the and powerful collaborator of ment ith Adolf Hitler and that he brought peace proposals to mortuary after ten a. m. Tucs- Hitler. Only Marshal Hermann Britain which did not bear the Wilhelm Coding was ahead of day until time of set vices, fuehrer's approval, was horn Nelson to July heir as him Young power. Berlin announced earlier 50. 192,0. in Tremonton, a son Hess, horn 15 years ago. of Myrtle Johnson and Chester served in the German air corps that Hess was missing and had Nelson. He was a fifth grade du ing the World war. In ad- left letters suggesting that he student at the Tremonton Mi-- I dition to his party post as dep- might be mentally deranged.) British authorities quickly deKinley school. uty fuehrer, he was a minister in Hitler's nied a Berlin hint that Hess Surviving are his patents and without portfolio might be insane. They said all the following brothers and sis- inner cabinet council. the circumstances of tile case and Dean Elaine. ters: Verda, pointed to his complete sanity. Ross Nelson, all of Tremonton. Class Logan Biology Announcement that Hitler's hand man in the nazi right Local Visits Apiary Promontory Youth ranks was in Brtlsih hands do-- ! Promoted In Army Searching for various species lighted and startled London. to the conclusion Announcement is made by of honey bees, the biologj' class People jumped had fled from Germany he that school of the high Logan F. junior Chapman, Major Gustavus under the supervision of the because of dissatisfacton with commanding the 58th QM Regiteacher, Huiold IYtterson. vis- the way the nazis were running ment at Fort Lewis, Wash ited the yards of the Mountain the war. of C. Flint John that Private One faction took the view Sunday. apiary Promontory has been promoted owner, as- that Hess had seen the hand-- I Enul A. Rohwt-rIlis to the rank of corporal. sisted the group in their atwriting on the wall that he promotion was based on lus Ihad fallen from nazi grace and habits life and the into and soldierly tention to duly of bees. The Mountain apiary took a desperate gamble to qualities. was Ernst that fate the several times visited has been of escape Corporal Flint is a son classes Rochm's in the blood purge various this by Flint spring H. William Mrs. Mr. and interested in bees and their years ago. of Promontorj'. propagation. Responsible British sources claimed that the wording of NEW LAWS GO IN EFFECT both the Berlin and the No. it) PERMIT TO MED SALT LAKE CITY. May 12 Ted Wight Burt of Bear River Downing statements supported i U P - The labors of the 1911 Utah legisla- City and Marjorie Graser of the assumption that he quit Willard were granted a mar-- i Germany by design and his ture bear their first fruit bills beSeventy-eigh- t iage license at the county landing in Scotland was no clerk's office Monday. come opeiative on May 13. Govt -- j (UP) telephone Hitlers half-siste- , 1 operator, informed that Rudolf Hess had lauded ill Seotluud, said tonight : "Well, Unit's one of them. .May he he's a friend hut I personally would like to turn him loose down in W W hitechupel hitcchupel. has a large Jewish population. FROM BERLIN 1 26-1- LONDON, May (I P) A Loudon NAZIS REPORT i ! Alice Faye of Movies Marries HESS DERANGED 12-i- j s FIGHTER PLANE Hollywood, Blonde YIELDS BODY ; RLTEIVES BROKEN ANKLE IN PARACI IUTE JUMP FROM UNARMED MESSERSCHMITT 110 Phil Harris BEAR RIVER j COAST VVed-mgh- AND SURRENDERS TO ENGLISH . SHIP BUILDING n y;i RUDOLPH HESS, NAZI CHIEF, American Warplanes Havent Enough Guns FLIES PLANE TO SCOTLAND VICTIM OF CAR . lull 1 i. Wire British Complain GLEN FISHBURN UTAH OFFICERS PASO ROBLES, l.'S, Cali.. May Id (UP) - Fourier movie star Jackie Coogan - now just PriACCIDENT vate Coogan, C. S. army has a new assignment. He has been Funeral Will Be transferred from the Medical Eastbouncl Trains Out to the relations public Held In Ogden Of Utah Searched ALLOW Corps at Camp Roberts. His THIS WEEK CANCELLED TO superiors say Coogan was in too For Killer Wednesday, I p. m. much demand as a luncheon THE PRESIDENT TO FULLY Glen ll.ii per Fishburn. 20, speaker to waste his talents as a SAN BERNARDINO. Cal., May son ol Dr and Mis. Glen M. RECOVER FROM ILLNESS hospital orderly. In addition, 12 ilPi The seaicii for Alfred he now will be able to devote Wells, who police believe al-- ; Fishburn ot Ogden and grand- lUP) McCammon Band H1NGTOX. M more time to his job as leader ready has slain throe persons, son of Mrs. F. W. Fishburn, is ex- 'has turned toward the midwest died KunJaj at 5:55 a. til. in of the camp band. .',jeat Roosevelt and Chicago a momentous Led By Brigham Man Ptali authorities an Ogdon hospital fium a skull M make anil railroad police aie search-- llraetuie. The young man was policy in ,,r)i of national chat on Receives High Rating mils running east rescued fiom pine View lake in mg Height tit firc-a- i SLOWS of a tip that a man re- Ogden uin on early Saturday because EL J. Andersen, son of Mr. a sub was after lus car had plunged from across wit- h sembling the and Mrs. Lester Anderson of P;esithe seen boaiding a train at Las the Eden road a short distance oi'.e the for mu-and of this t instructor city, mad i on Vegas. They also claim a map north ot the dam. to hauby three 'was found in Wells' home which Wyoming high school youths, before the sic at the McCammon high ,jv night out-- ! one had of the few school, will It had been penciled to mark a who weie sitting in a ear near union. -- wean the standing bands rating first di- - ON WEST route fiom San Bernardino to where the accident occurred T least throughout in con-I the national vision music V.ates bv the three Sait Lake City, Cheyenne, Des at 1 a m. Saturday. test held in last week. The Wvuming bojs said thev runks Horn 8:30 to The band was Ogden Eleven San Francisco Moines and Chicago. awarded a large translated and ESTi Tlu body ot Wells 21 year old did not know how the accident T I for outstand-to tengiaved plaque tiansmission Bay Area Shipyards brother. Rajmond, was found happen d. but hastened to the ing performances. Young jes'erday in a clump of sage scene in investigate. Mr. Andersen is a former stu-- I Tied Up In Strike blush by a posse. It lay less Fishbum's body was seen in the ares.dent will speak from of Box He Elder. dent obtained i SAN FRANCISCO. than a mile from where Wells lake about 15 feet from the Houe in the pres-jMav his teacher's certificate from Latin American diplo-T-,last 16. The nation's Wednesday leportedly kill-le- shore.. Willis Elsworth. biggest S. the U. A. C. and the Juliard ten-were to have mond's w ife w hile he swam, out and brought the unor destrike Raj shipbuilding the New in School of Music York, on him fense emergency today halted held her baby and then fatally conscious body to shore, where reception for This is the third band rating e ..lav. White Hou-at 11 San Francisco wounded a production girl, Rose Clifford Rose, 17, immediately the in division first national said T. K.u! Desiree. Sheriff Emmett Shay began to administer artificial area on bay shipyards working contests which Mr. Andersen SoOO.OOOJion be a "homey party contiaets for navy accuses Wells of all three respiration. The ear was draghad directed in four years of and r.fx.ai." merchant vessels and put slayings, and says he believed ged from the river early Sat- in pla:i' was an-- j teaching. oJiOO skilled workers out of the little hunchback will try to urday morning, after the kill his entire family because j Glen H. Fishburn was born bv Early jobs. Fan-caof the r M. Jenson to in Tremonton, July 22. 1920, a In an orderly demonstration, they advised his Sophia union had adopted a AFL and CIO machinists pick- leave his home. Relatives at son of Glen M. and Ella Mae Rites Held cancella-- : two towns jn California are unSunday eted ,on suggesting With his Harpin' Fishburn. shipyards engage-der heavy guard. the Wednesday in lie lied two San Oakland Francisco, and parents Funeral for services jears in Mrs. the president enable as an infant, and has Alameda, including two Chicago big M. who died Jenson, Sophia operate completely from Bethlehem Corporation plants since resided in Ogden. He was Wednesday morning, were con- land the Moore ach disorder. Co.--- i a member of the L. D. S. Drydock Cordell Hull ducted Sunday afternoon in the mass tary of State church and of the teachers producer of cargo ships. CHANGE Second ward Carl by chapel to :r.v:ted the diplomats quorum of the Ogden Fifth Wold of the ward bishopric. Thirteen thousand allied shiphe "homey party." workers refused to pass ward. Surviving are his parthe revised The floral tributes were profuse yard announcing the picket lines. The 2,000 ma- - IN ents. a brother, John M., and the 'and beautiful attend and he was sorry Early said chinists for higher a sister, June Fishburn, and struck ance was large. dis-- s olsde newspaper Mrs. F. W. two grandparents, wages. was The organ prelude played which had speculated corn-- I Seven of Brigham and Mrs. down shut Fishburn plants Rula Jeppsen and ji t by Mrs. importance of the R. L. Harper of Harper. pleteiy. They were Moore Dry-- I violin solo, "Rock of Ages. speech. dock, Oakland; Harbor Launch Funeral services will be conB. was Harold Felt. played by -- pile reports from abroad and General Co., Move ducted Oakland; Tug Wednesday at one p. m. To ofC. Designed Wm. Patriarch Horsley till be no in Fifth ward cnapel the Pacific Alameda; Engineering. Ogden fered the invocation and the t.ncrment from the presi-oProvide Deferment Oakalnd; Parker Die-- j Drydock, by Bishop Alma L. Peterson. Mantua sang "Praying he quartet Wednesday night, sel Works, Oakland; Matson Friends may call at the family ' :lor You. By Age Groups Re- Monroe avenu-,home, Navigation Company Ship was A beautiful tribute paid San and evening and afternoon Francisco; Shops. WASHINGTON. 12 pair Tuesday (CP) May the deceased by Francis L. il Bethlehem Shipbuilding Corp., - Brig. Gen. Lewis Hershey, and Wednesday prior to the Valentine Christensen, Mrs. Ed Watson Alameda. the nation's acting draft chief. services. Interment will be in of Salt Lake City, Pres. Abel ed By Death today asked congress to revise the Ogden city cemetery. IS. Rich and Counselor Wold, the selective service act to pro-- ! Andrea-Alma '! Paul Valentine. Theurer Named Norman and Herman died Jo, vide deferment of men by age A Dear." .no 7 son "Mother si a. i m. at the sang Bear Head of River a move was groups designed to Nazis Change Ew. gul Smith Third vocal solo, "Sundown," place the mililary training ac-- j '.'re!, following a lifelong sung by Mrs. Lillian Felt and Water Users Air Strategy cenl on youth. a duet, "Jn the Carden.' was Stu! The M Mrs. made in a A TI E -Mr. u letter and ONTON wis born M.iy J), 1913. m a The re r request, rendered by ( lly United I'ress) Aim, a sun of Errol C. art MeMa.ster of Salt Lake City. was named president of the to house speaker Sam Ray- The new na.i air strategy of i P.u:h Patriarch Joseph Facer pro-- - Hear River Water Users as- burn, marked Hie first official bombing English air fields Valentine, i? blessed with a sunny nounced the benediction. Intor- sociation at tile annual meeting recommendation for a change rather than ports and indus'm and w a s deeply in-ment was in the city cemetery. and election held Saturday eve- in the draft law. trial areas is arousing speculain his friends and It came as draft officials di- - tion in London. Patriarch N. J. Valentine ded-- ! ning. Otner offieeis were electSome British He ed as follows: E. J. Holmgren. reeled that classification of all sources believe this may be the a mem- - icated the grave, the L. I) S. men who legistered last Oeto- - climactic prelude to a possible thuirh. Garland; Sam Mortensen. ui.'.g are !u u,u 'nts ant! Observers Ifariy Drew, Bothwell; bor be completed immediately invasion thrust. r.er. Jay C. V a. entitle of IB. H. Smoot. Corinne; B. A. to determine the number of! have believed that if Germany Fireside Chat for planned an early invasion, she Bingham. Iloneyvillc. and Le-- j skilled workers available Due Wednesday ral services will be land Capener, Rivei.ide, diree-- ' President Roosevelt's around- - would first strike at seaports tor--.at g p. nt. the - clock arms production ,m factory districts, and then WASHINGTON'. May 12 PP .soot,; The iliieetois were given ;iu-- l schedule. ch.ipi-by Such stratal Hie airdromes. has subRoosevelt President I rd e Call Wold to appoint a committee to would be thonty intended no his for letter made chat egy fireside ib'lshey's stituted a "' be in tile city ccmi-iti- er 'speech planned for Wednesday of three to work with a newly mention of age limits, soften up British defenses. In of 11. formed committee of water raids last night. German fliers lie noted, however: night. funeial home, users from Cache county and si nick al air bases in forty S(' hum h;is "I in dull nuw am informed men The that '0 may ,n 'm. Idaho whose duly il the loealties. for Tuesday evening, May '7th. southern younger age brackets are w ve Tiie'd iv evening uvl and probably will he broadcast will be to obtain water from best qualified for the These raids might fit into training 'a;iy UK!! time ol t ne world-wide- . Ibe prioiity users to insure suf- an The service contemplated under ;l German invasion pattein. ficient water for all iriigatois the act. Also Roosevelt Mr. which in view of the Yet it also is possible that they reception to address Wednesday this season. for retaining the aie intended primarily to lesplanned provisions enw Takes T. II. Humpherjs. state in was cancelled because of the a sen the force of Royal Air reserve the trainees for addressed those in atillness. current gineer. desir-'abiFoiee raids on German targets. executive's it U) ears. chief is of j Aluminum out the period White House Secretary Stephen tendance and pointed that the age of those But. whatever the strategy, is necessity of water conseivat:on trained be now on will be May 1J iLTl T. Early says the president kept a, low as the Biitain from the this season due to the extreme national interest will for M. official alert F' signs of an doubly line despite so today feeling says permit of the water in Bear eh(ild attempt. oon will doctor's orders to stay in bed. low level that the reserve forces will be ke way ,:o The British pressed their air On behalf of the president, lake for the composed of men whose effecinneeds no again niu.e alumi-i0- r 'Secretary of State Hull has tiveness will remain at a high offen'ive over Germany assaults last night. Smashing anything hut military vited the Latin American diplKriesler level during that period." Fritz seats. were made on Bremen and omats to be present at the White Hershey proposed a change fires are d. rector of the o. House for the fireside chat. Improving Reported that would permit the prrsiden Hamburg, and huge started in preto been have production division, W. Early wouldnt make any mat-jsaid to prescribe rules and regulaNEW YORK. May 12 tUPi i i0.d the .ecn.ee vara- - dictions about the subject shipyards and industrial areas. condition of tions for the deferment of men 'The the Doctors say of German news official the ter presidential coming defense ,, ob-Frit Kriesler continues to im- whose age is such that they agency admits widespread dam- available aluminum will message. However, many na-violinbe should deferred "in j the The de- - prove. by the armed forces fervors expect an important skull tional interest." These men age in both cities. ;('arsuffered a fractured At the same time. elaration of policy when the ist a then would be classified in a on the air. when he was run down by tbl opinion that chief executive goes list, but would be j CONVALESCING . truck a little over two weeks deterred -- ed Slates ha no! set a for liable to and available J Will Smith, who has been oa1, ago. biN' enough to U. S. A Air Chiefs training and service if the seriously ill since Friday eve-- I Mense tieeiU. 'emergency became acute. n.ivz. was a little improved yesthe wiw-.i'r,- , that At Salt Lake I)I OKC E SUIT I The law now applies to al! terday, but will likely be a,l bomber p;,.gi-USuit was filed in the dist.iet men fiom 21 to his home for two or through 2.3 and SALT LAKE CITY. May 12 ieouit for hv ih,. by Nick Romero does not authorize blanket de-- , thl ee weeks. pt'esi- - DJ-P I Monday AS hours. - For the last for divorce from Edna Romero ferments. lnJumls been the naa In addi- - Salt Lake City has of Box Elder county. The cuu-VI'lENDECTOMY Some military affairs commit-tion's air headquarters. married July 16. 1222, of 19. vV be N require. included pie were Douglas Campbell, tee said members visitors Weekend no Hershey have and Colo., at Ignacio, an opera-underwent 'corinne, C. would be called before General Delos vV?' ''Nod pro- Lieutenant children. Plaintiff prays that probably a local Emmons, Ihe commanding gen- besides being granted an inter- - hearings within the next few lion for appendicitis at morning, Monday hospital Chairman Andrew eral of Ihe G II Q air force at May decree of divorce, de idays supplement ' Field. Virginia: Briga- ioeutory be restored to her had said earlier, however, that f 'lnpietK eun- - Langley fendant in- dier General Martin F. Scanlon, "we're going to take our time" pill in itself, however, will not ap 'dummum. name. Edna O'Leary. the London military attache io 0 maiden on Hersheys program. Te change the size of the army L'm de the V and Major General 1IEKK I ROM SEATTEE since corps: any increase contemOther developments dealing bLs"kCVt!! P: 'luct ion X John F. Curry, the Spokane the war depaitmen' by the armed with of forces: plated nation's Seattle, Mrs. Glen Jackson '.rU U'd up commandant. The house military affairs ultimately would have to be apis visiting with her parWash., conConferring with the three gencommittee approved legislation proved by congress which and Mrs. Roy erals is Colonel Lowell II. Smith, ents. Mr. Helen Hillstrom and '.which, in effect, would autbor-- I trols appropriations. Nor would Miss the Salt Lake airbase commandreturned ie the secretary of war to in-- j it affect the number of select!'tn,),mfi) er. General Emmons is enrouto Mrs. Melvin Jackson Hillstrom has crease the overall size of the ees inducted into the army Mrb,,J'n to the west coast but none of with her. Miss Jackson tor army or any of its branches since the draft law limits that Mis. t ,M'0n Fri-- ! the officers will discuss their been visiting a" d ito any size he deems fit. The to UjO.OOO at any one time. i the past two weeks. hospital, conference. o is A Direct With the United Press Room In New York City. storms; -T Hours Each News-Journ- Sened By Mostly l!ers. Eighteen The Day ' 5 1 !1 , i ', n i , h i ' |